IDENTILIN$$  F127B07|IlBlest|BL Add.18647\f. 35r-v\GL\mf\P:GAS\o\6-23-95\C:JSC\'95; 11-21-00
127.B07.0HE  %X%3To M I. L.%4
127.B07.001  Blest are yo%5r%6 North partes for all this longe tyme
127.B07.002  my Sun is w%5th%6 yo%5u%6, colde and Darke is yo%5r%6 clyme
127.B07.003  Heavens sunn w%5ch%6 stayed so longe from vs, this yeare
127.B07.004  Stayd in yo%5r%6 North (I thinke) for she was there
127.B07.005  And hither by kinde nature drawen from thence
127.B07.006  Here, rages, chafes, and threatens pestilence
127.B07.007  Yet I, as longe as shee from hence doth staye
127.B07.008  Thinck this no South, noe Sum%Mer, nor noe daye
127.B07.009  W%5th%6 thee my kinde and vnkinde hart is runne
127.B07.010  There sacrifice is to that beauteous Sunn
127.B07.011om
127.B07.012om
127.B07.013  Loe maye thy pastures, w%5th%6 their fflowrie ffeastes
127.B07.014  As suddenly as Lard, fatt thy leane Beastes
127.B07.015  So maye thy wood ofte Poll'd yet never weare [CW:A]
127.B07.016  A greene; and when thee list, a golden hayre| [35v]
127.B07.017  Soe maye all thy sheepe bringe forth twins; and soe
127.B07.018  In clase, and rase, may thy horse all out=goe
127.B07.019  So may thy love and Courage nere be colde
127.B07.020  Thy sonne nere ward, thy lou'd wife nere seeme old
127.B07.021  But maist thou wish greate thinges, and them attaine
127.B07.022  As thou tell'st her, and non but her my paine
127.B07.0SS  [om]
127.B07.0$$  %1Even no'd ll. ind 3 sp%2