IDENTILIN$$  F143WN1|BedfDead|Dolau Cothi ms.|pp. 159-60\JW\EWS trans\2-3-95\P:T-LP\o\5-13-95\C:JGW\9-29-99; JSC 10-20-99
143.WN1.HE1  To the Countesse of B. begun in /France; but neuer perfected. [p.159]
143.WN1.001  Though I bee dead and buried, yett I haue
143.WN1.002  (Liuing in yow) court enough in my Graue
143.WN1.003  As oft as there I thinke my selfe too bee,
143.WN1.004  So manie resurrections waken mee
143.WN1.005  That thankfullnes your fauours haue begott
143.WN1.006  In mee, embalmes mee, that I doe nott rott;
143.WN1.007  This Season, as tis Easter, as tis Spring
143.WN1.008  Must both to Growth, and to Confession bring
143.WN1.009  My thoughts, disposd vnto your Influence: so
143.WN1.010  These Verses bud, so these Confessions grow
143.WN1.011  First I confesse, I haue to others lent,
143.WN1.012  Your stock, and overprodigally spent
143.WN1.013  Your Treasure; for since I had never knowne
143.WN1.014  Vertue, or Beawtie, but as they are growne [CW:In#yow.]
143.WN1.015  In yow, I should not thinke, or saie, they shine  [p.160]
143.WN1.016  (So as I haue) in any other Mine.
143.WN1.017  Next I confesse, this my Confession
143.WN1.018  For tis some fault thus mvch to touch vppon
143.WN1.019  Your praise to you; where halfe rights seeme to mvch,
143.WN1.020  And make your mindes sincere Complexion blush  
143.WN1.021  Next I confesse my Impenitence; for I
143.WN1.022  Can scarse repent my first fault, since thereby
143.WN1.023  Remote, low Spiritts, which shall nere read yow
143.WN1.024  May in lesse lessons finde enough to doe,
143.WN1.025  By studyinge copies, not Originalls 
143.WN1.026  Desunt Cae%Ltera
143.WN1.0SS  [om; and no scribal slash as usual]
143.WN1.0$$  not divided into sts; even numbered lines ind; the end of Desunt 
Cae%Ltera almost flush with RM; original numbering = pp. 180-81