IDENTILIN$$ F127H04|ILBlest|Norton MS, Eng. 966.3|f. 50\KJH\mf\7-27-94\P:DF\o\11-20-00\C:JSC\1-8-01
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127.H04.001 Blest are yo%5r%6 North parts, ffor all this longe tyme
127.H04.002 My Sun is w%5th%6 yo%5u%6, cold and darke is yo%5r%6[var:>>our<<] clyme
127.H04.003 Heauens Sun w%5ch%6 staie'd soe long from vs this yeare
127.H04.004 Staid in yo%5r%6 north (I thinke) for she was there,
127.H04.005 And hither by kinde Nature drawne from thence
127.H04.006 here rages, chafes, and threatens pestilence.
127.H04.007 Yet I, as long as shee from hence doth staie
127.H04.008 thinke this noe South, noe Som%Mer, nor noe daye.
127.H04.009 W%5th%6 thee my kinde, and vnkinde heart is runne
127.H04.010 There sacrifice it to that beauteous Sunn:
127.H04.011om
127.H04.012om
127.H04.013 Soe may thy Pastures w%5th%6 their fflow'ry ffeasts
127.H04.014 as suddenly as Lard, fatt thy leane beasts
127.H04.015 Soe may thy woods oft poll'd, yet, neuer weare
127.H04.016 a greene, (and when thee list) a golden haire
127.H04.017 Soe may all thy Sheepe bring forth Twins: and soe
127.H04.018 In chase, and race may thy Horse all out=goe
127.H04.019 Soe may thy loue, and courage ne're be cold
127.H04.020 Thy Sonn ne're ward, thy lovd wife nere seeme old
127.H04.021 But mai'st thou wish great thinges and them attayne
127.H04.022 As thou tells't her, and none but her my paine:
127.H04.0SS Finis
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