IDENTILIN$$  F130H06|HG|O'Flahertie ms., Eng. 966.5|pp. 189-90\JSC\mf\10-07-94\P:DF\6-16-97\C:JGW\4-10-00; JSC 6-6-00
130.H06.HE1  %XTo S.%5r%6 Henry Goodyeere mouing /%Xhim to trauell.
130.H06.001  Who makes the past a patterne for next yeere
130.H06.002  Turnes no new leafe, but still the same thing reads
130.H06.003  Seene things hee sees agayne, heard things hee heares
130.H06.004  And makes his life but as a payre of beads
130.H06.005  A Pallace when tis that >%Vw.%5ch%6< it should bee
130.H06.006  Leaues growing, and stands such, or else decayes
130.H06.007  But he w.%5ch%6 dwells there is not so, for hee
130.H06.008  Seemes to vrge vpward, and his fortunes rayse.
130.H06.009  So had yo%5r%6 body her Morning, hath her noone
130.H06.010  And shall not better, her next change is night
130.H06.011  But her fayre larger guest, to whome Sunn and Moone
130.H06.012  Are sparks and short liu'd, claymes another right
130.H06.013  The noble soule by Age growes lustyer
130.H06.014  Her Appetite and her digestion mend
130.H06.015  Wee must not sterue nor hope to pamper her
130.H06.016  With woemens milke and papp vntill her end
130.H06.017  Prouide yo%5u%6 manlyer dyet, yo%5u%6 haue seene
130.H06.018  All Libraryes, w.%5ch%6 ar Schooles lamps, and co%5r%6ts
130.H06.019  But aske your garners if yo%5u%6 haue not bin
130.H06.020  In haruest too indulgent to yo%5r%6 sports [CW:Would___]
130.H06.021  Would yo%5u%6 redeeme it? Then yo%5r%6selfe transplant [p.190]
130.H06.022  A while from hence, perchance outlandish ground
130.H06.023  Beares no more witt then ours, but yet more scant 
130.H06.024  Ar those diuersions there, w.%5ch%6 heere abound.
130.H06.025  To bee a stranger, hath that benefit
130.H06.026  Wee can beginnings but not habits choke
130.H06.027  Goe whither? Hence yo%5u%6 get, if yo%5u%6 forget.
130.H06.028  New faults till they p%5e%6scribe to vs, ar smoke
130.H06.029  [M]Our soule, whose country's heauen an God her father
130.H06.030  [M]Into this world, corruptions sinke is sent
130.H06.031  [M]Yet so much in her trauell shee doth gather
130.H06.032  [M]That shee returnes home wiser then shee went
130.H06.033  It payes yo%5u%6 well if it teach yo%5u%6 to spare
130.H06.034  And make you ashamd to make yo%5r%6 hawkes prayse yo%5r%6s
130.H06.035  Which when her selfe shee lessens in the Ayre,
130.H06.036  Yo%5u%6 then first say that high enough shee sayes%>>%Vtowres<
130.H06.037  Howsoe're keepe the liuely tast yo%5u%6 haue
130.H06.038  Of God, loue him as now, but feare him more
130.H06.039  And in yo%5r%6 afternoones, thinke what yo%5u%6 told
130.H06.040  And promisd him at morning prayre before
130.H06.041  Let falshood, like a discord, anger yo%5u%6
130.H06.042  Else bee not froward; But why do I touch
130.H06.043  Things of w.%5ch%6 none is in yo%5r%6 practise new
130.H06.044  And fables and fruit trenchers teach as much?
130.H06.045  But thus I make yo%5u%6 keepe yo%5r%6 promise, S%5r%6.
130.H06.046  Riding I had yo%5u%6 though yo%5u%6 still stayd there
130.H06.047  And in these thoughts although yo%5u%6 never stirr
130.H06.048  Yo%5u%6 came with mee to Mitcham, and are heere
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130.H06.0$$  Even no'd ll. ind except l.6; 4-line sts marked w/ line sp. & short horiz. 
ll. at LM; >>P.<< and section HE %XLetters to seuerall /%XPersonages. written 
above HE w/ a horiz. slash under it; also a slash under HE; ll.29-32 om, but added at 
bottom of p. w/ "X"s to show placement--squeezed in after l.28 is X Our soule vid below