IDENTILIN$$ F137H03|BedfRef|Carnaby MS, Eng. 966.1\ff. 3v-4v; pp. 6-7\JSC\mf\7-28-94\P:DF\o\10-4-00\C:JSC\1-2-01 137.H03.HE1 %XAnother to her 137.H03.001 Madam. /You haue refin'd mee and to worthiest thinges 137.H03.002 vertue arte Beauty, fortune nowe I see 137.H03.003 Rarenesse or vse not nature Value bringes 137.H03.004 And suche as they are circumstanc'd they bee 137.H03.005 Twoe ills can ne're perplex vs, sin to excuse 137.H03.006 But of twoe good thinges we may leaue and chuse 137.H03.007 Therefore at Courte whiche is not vertues Clyme 137.H03.008 Where a transcendant height (as Lownes mee) 137.H03.009 Makes her not be, or not shew all my ryme 137.H03.010 Your vertues Challenge w%5c%6h their rarest bee 137.H03.011 For as Darke Texts needs notes: their some must bee 137.H03.012 To vsher vertue, and say this is shee 137.H03.013 Soe in the Countrey is beautie to this place 137.H03.014 You are the season, Madam you the day 137.H03.015 T'is but a Graue of spices, till your face 137.H03.016 Exhale them, and a thicke close bud displaye 137.H03.017 Widdow'd and reclus'd else her sweets she enshrines 137.H03.018 As China when the sonne at Brasill dines.| 137.H03.019 Out from yo%5r%6 Chariott morninge breakes at night 137.H03.020 And falsifyes bothe Computations soe 137.H03.021 Since a new world dothe rise here from yo%5r%6 sight 137.H03.022 Wee yo%5r%6 new Creatures by new reckoninge goe [CW:This#shewes] 137.H03.023 This shews >>%Vthat<< >>%Vyou<< from Nature lothely straye [4] 137.H03.024 That suffer not an artificiall day| 137.H03.025 In this you haue made y%5e%6 Courte the Antipodes 137.H03.026 And will'd your delegate the Vulgar sonne 137.H03.027 To do profaine Autumnall Offices 137.H03.028 Whilst here to you we Sacrificers runne 137.H03.029 And whether priestes or Organes, we yo%5w%6 obey 137.H03.030 Wee sound your influence, and your dictates say 137.H03.031 Yet to that deity which dwells in you 137.H03.032 Your vertuous soule I nowe not Sacrifice 137.H03.033 These are Petico%Mns, and not hymnes they sue 137.H03.034 But that I may suruey the edifice 137.H03.035 In all Religions as muche care hathe beene 137.H03.036 Of Temples, Frames, and beauty as rites within 137.H03.037 As all w%5c%6h goe to Rome, doe not thereby 137.H03.038 Esteeme religione and hould faste the best 137.H03.039 But serue discorse and Curiosity 137.H03.040 With that which dothe religione but invest 137.H03.041 And shunne th'entangleinge Laborinthe of Schooles 137.H03.042 And make it witt to thinke the wiser fooles.| 137.H03.043 Soe in this Pilgramage I would behold 137.H03.044 You as you are Vertues%Y**%Z Temple not as shee 137.H03.045 What walls of tender Christall her infolde 137.H03.046 What eyes, hands, bosome, her pure allters bee 137.H03.047 And after this suruay oppose to all 137.H03.048 Bablers of Chapples, you the Escuriall.| 137.H03.049 Yet not as Consecrate, but meerly as faire 137.H03.050 On these I caste a lag, and Country Eye 137.H03.051 Of paste and future Storyes w%5c%6h are rare 137.H03.052 I finde you all recorde %Yon%Z>>and<< Prophesie 137.H03.053 Purge but the booke of fate y%5t%6 it admitt 137.H03.054 Noe sad nor guilty legends %Yand%Z you are itt; 137.H03.055 If good and louely were not one of bothe 137.H03.056 You were the Transcript, and Originall 137.H03.057 The Elements the parent, and the Groothe 137.H03.058 And euery peece of you is bothe there all 137.H03.059 Soe entyre are all your %Jdebts%K[Mvar:>>deeds<<] and you, that you 137.H03.060 Must doe the same thinge still you canot twoe.| 137.H03.061 But these %Yare%Z>>as<< nice thin Schoole Diuinity 137.H03.062 Serues Heresy to further or represse 137.H03.063 Taiste of poetike rage, and flattery, 137.H03.064 And need not where all hartes one Truthe professe.| [CW:om] 137.H03.065 Oft from new proofes, and new phrase new doubtes growe [4v] 137.H03.066 As strange attire aliens the men we knowe.| 137.H03.067 Leaueinge the buisie P%Yh%Zraise, and all appeale 137.H03.068 To higher Courtes, senses Decree is true 137.H03.069 The mine the Magizan%>>>Magazine<< the Common weale 137.H03.070 The storie of Beautie in Twickman is and you 137.H03.071 Whoe hathe seene one would bothe as whoe hathe been 137.H03.072 In Paradice would seeke the Cherubin.| 137.H03.0SS ID. 137.H03.0$$ %1Final couplet of each 6-ll. st ind; penciled interlineations in ll. 23 52 61 & 69 & penciled cancelation in l. 67 are Norton's%2