IDENTILIN$$  F125WN1|ILRoll|p. 134*\JW\EWS trans\2-3-95\P:TLP\o\5-12-95\C:JGW\9-27-99; JSC 11-30-99
125.WN1.HE1  To: M%5r%6: I: L: [p.134]
125.WN1.001  Of that short roule of freinds writt in my hart
125.WN1.002  Which with thy name beginns since their depart
125.WN1.003  Whether in the English Prouinces they bee,
125.WN1.004  Or drinke of Po, Seouane, or Danubye
125.WN1.005  Theres none that some tymes greetes vs not, and yett
125.WN1.006  Your Trent is Lethe; that past vs you forgett,
125.WN1.007  Yow doe not duties of Sosieties,
125.WN1.008  If from the embrace of a loud wife yow rise,
125.WN1.009  Vew your fatt Beasts, stretchd Barnes and labourd fields     
125.WN1.010  Eate, plaie, Ride, take all Ioyes, which all daie yealdes
125.WN1.011  And then againe to your embracements goe;
125.WN1.012  Some howres on vs your friends, and some bestowe
125.WN1.013  Vppon your Muse: Els both wee shall repent;
125.WN1.014  I that my loue, Shee, that her gifts on yow are spent
125.WN1.0SS  [scribal slash]
125.WN1.0$$  *orig. numbering = p.154; no sts; even numbered ll. ind