IDENTILIN$$  File F011O34  Rawl poet 117\ff. 186v-87 rev.\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-4-92\C:JSC\P:TJS-TLP\mf\5-30-96
011.O34.HE1  >>Iealosie.<<
011.O34.001  Fond woman, w%5ch%6 would haue thy husband dye
011.O34.002  And yit complainest of his greet Iealouslye.
011.O34.003  Yf swolne w%5th%6 poyson, he lay in-s last bed
011.O34.004  his body w%5th%6 a Seare %Y*ba%Z->>Barke< couered,
011.O34.005  drawinge his breath, as thicke, & short, as cann
011.O34.006  The nymblest Crotchettinge Musitian,
011.O34.007  Reddy w%5th%6 loathfull vomitinge to spue
011.O34.008  his soule out of one hell, into a new,
011.O34.009  made deafe w%5th%6 his pore kindreds howlinge cryes
011.O34.010  begginge w%5th%6 fayned teares %Yfew%Zgreat Legacyes
011.O34.011  Thou woul>d<st not weepe, but iollye and frolicke bee.
011.O34.012  as a slaue w%5ch%6 to morrowe should be free,>>?<<
011.O34.013  yit weepst >%Vthou< when thou seest him hungerlye
011.O34.014  Swallowe his owne death, hearts-Bane-Iealousye
011.O34.015  Oh giue him thankes, for he is courteous
011.O34.016  that (in suspectinge) kindlye warneth vs;
011.O34.017  wee must not, as wee vse, floute openlye,
011.O34.018  (in scoffinge riddles) his deformitye;
011.O34.019  Nor at his board, together beinge sate
011.O34.020  w%5th%6 words or touch, scarce lookes, adulterate
011.O34.021  Nor when he swolne, and pampered w%5th%6 high fare
011.O34.022  sitts downe and snortes, cadged in his baskett chaire
011.O34.023  must we usurpe his owne bedd any more
011.O34.024  Nor kiss nor play in his howse as before,
011.O34.025  Now do I see my danger, for it is
011.O34.026  His realme, his Castle and his Dioces,
011.O34.027  But yf (as envious men) w%5ch%6 would revile
011.O34.028  ther Prince, or coyne his gold, themselues excile
011.O34.029  Into an other countrye and doe it theare
011.O34.030  we play in an others howse, what should wee feare,>>?<<
011.O34.031  There will wee scorne his houshold pollicyes [f. 187r rev.
011.O34.032  his silly plotts and pencionary spyes
011.O34.033  As the inhabitants one Thames right side
011.O34.034  Do Londons Mayor, or Germans the Popes pride.|
011.O34.0SS  Finis
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