IDENTILIN$$  F142Y03|Carey|Osborne ms. (b148)|pp. 91-93\T-LP\3-17-90\P:EWS\o\1-23-01\C:JMK\2-7-01;JSC\3-8-01
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142.Y03.001  Heere whereby all saintes inuoked are [91]
142.Y03.002  'twere too much scisme to bee singular
142.Y03.003  And 'gainst a practice generall to warre
142.Y03.004  Yett turneinge to saintes, should my humilitie
142.Y03.005  to other saintes then yo%5u%6 directed bee
142.Y03.006  y%5t%6 were to make my scisme herisie
142.Y03.007  Noe could I bee %YI%Z a conu%5r%6tite soe cold
142.Y03.008  as nott to tell ytt, if this bee too bold
142.Y03.009  p%Pdons are in this m%5r%6kett cheapely sold
142.Y03.010  Where because faith is in too lowe degree
142.Y03.011  I thought ytt some Apostleshipp in mee
142.Y03.012  to speake some thinges w%5ch%6 by faith alone I see [CW:That]
142.Y03.013  That is of yo%5u%6 whoe >%Vare< a firmament [92]
142.Y03.014  of vertues where none is growne or spent
142.Y03.015  they're yo%5r%6 materialls nott yo%5r%6 ornament
142.Y03.016  Others whome wee call v%5r%6tuous are nott soe
142.Y03.017  in there whole substance butt there vertues growe
142.Y03.018  butt in there humo%5rs%6 & att seasons shew
142.Y03.019  ffor when through tastelesse flatt humilitie
142.Y03.020  in dowe-bak'd men some harmelessnesse wee see
142.Y03.021  'tis butt his fleame that's vertuous & nott hee
142.Y03.022  Soe is y%5e%6 bloud sometimes, whoe eu%5r%6 ranne
142.Y03.023  to daunge%5r%6 vnimportun'd hee was than
142.Y03.024  noe better then a sanguine v%5r%6tuous man
142.Y03.025  Soe Cloysterall men whoe in p%5r%6tence of feare
142.Y03.026  all contribution to this life forbeare
142.Y03.027  haue v%5r%6tue in melancholy & onely there
142.Y03.028  Spirituall cholloricke Critticks, w%5ch%6 in all
142.Y03.029  religions find faults & forgiue noe fall
142.Y03.030  haue through this Zeale vertue butt in there gaule
142.Y03.031  Wee are thus butt p%Pcell guilt, to gold wee are growne
142.Y03.032  when vertue is o%5r%6 soules complexion
142.Y03.033  whoe knowes his vertues name or place hath none
142.Y03.034  Vertue is butt aguish when 'tis seuerall
142.Y03.035  by occasion waked & circumstantiall
142.Y03.036  true vertue is soule allwayes, in all deeds all
142.Y03.037  Thus vertue thinkeinge to giue dignitie
142.Y03.038  to yo%5r%6 soule found there noe infirmitie
142.Y03.039  for yo%5r%6 soule was as good v%5r%6tue as shee.
142.Y03.040  She therefore wrought vppo%M y%5t%6 p%Pte of yo%5u%6
142.Y03.041  w%5ch%6 is scarse lesse then soule as shee could doe
142.Y03.042  & soe hath made yo%5r%6 beautie vertue too.
142.Y03.043  Hence is ytt y%5t%6 yo%5r%6 beautie wounds nott harts
142.Y03.044  as others w%5th%6 p%Pphane & sensuall darts
142.Y03.045  butt as in influence v%5r%6tuous thoughts imp%Pts.
142.Y03.046  Butt if such frinds by y%5e%6 hono%5r%6 of yo%5r%6 right
142.Y03.047  growe capable of this soe greate a light
142.Y03.048  as to p%Ptake yo%5r%6 vertues & there might.
142.Y03.049  W%5t%6: must I thinke y%5t%6 influence must doe
142.Y03.050  when ytt finds simpathy & matter too
142.Y03.051  v%5r%6tue & beautie of y%5e%6 same stuffe as yo%5u%6.
142.Y03.052  W%5ch%6 is yo%5r%6 noble Sister shee
142.Y03.053  of whome if w%5t%6: in this my extasie
142.Y03.054  & reuelation of yo%5u%6 both I see. [CW:I should]
142.Y03.055  I should write heere as in shorte galleries [p.93]
142.Y03.056  the master att the end large glasses ties
142.Y03.057  soe to p%5r%6sent y%5e%6 roome twise to o%5r%6 eyes
142.Y03.058  Soe I should giue this letter length & say
142.Y03.059  y%5t%6 w%5ch%6 I sayd of yo%5u%6 there is noe way
142.Y03.060  for either butt by y%5e%6 other nott to stray
142.Y03.061  May therefore this bee inough to testifie
142.Y03.062  my true deuotion free from flatterye
142.Y03.063  hee y%5t%6 beleiues him selfe doth neu%5r%6 lye:
142.Y03.0SS  J: D: ffinis
142.Y03.0$$  Divided into 21 3-ll. sts by indenting ll. 2 and 3 in each stanza