IDENTILIN$$ F161WN1 ED|Dolau Cothi ms.|pp. 135-36\JW\EWS trans\2-3-95\P:TLP\o\5-10-95\C:JSC\10-5-99
161.WN1.0HE To#. the#. E#. of#. D. with /six holy Sonnetts.
161.WN1.001 See S.%5r%6 how as the Suns hott Masculine flame
161.WN1.002 Begetts strange Creatures, on Niles durtie slime
161.WN1.003 In mee, your fatherly, yett lustie Rime.
161.WN1.004 (For these songs are their fruites) haue wrought the same
161.WN1.005 But though the engendring force, from whence they came [CW:%5.%6Bee%5.%6]
161.WN1.006 Bee strong enough, and Nature doe admitt [p.136]
161.WN1.007 Seauen to bee borne att once, I send as yett
161.WN1.008 Butt six, they saie the Seauenth hath still some Maime,
161.WN1.009 I choose your iudgment, which the same degree
161.WN1.010 Doth with her sister, your invention hold
161.WN1.011 As fire these drossie rimes to purifie;
161.WN1.012 Or as Elixar, to change them to Gold;
161.WN1.013 Yow are that Alchimist, which allwaies had
161.WN1.014 Witt, whose one sparke could make good things of bad.
161.WN1.0SS [om]
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