IDENTILIN$$ F013.HH5/ElNat HM 198 Part II (f. 4v)/ TJS/mf/9-19-91/cor TLP/o/1-9-92 013.HH5.HE1om 013.HH5.001 Natures lay Ideott, I taught thee to loue 013.HH5.002 and in that Sophistry o thou dost proue 013.HH5.003 too subtle, foole thou dost not vnderstand 013.HH5.004 the misticke language of the eye nor hand 013.HH5.005 nor couldst thou Iudge, the difference of the aire 013.HH5.006 of sighes & saie, this lies this sounds despaire 013.HH5.007 nor by the eyes water call a malady 013.HH5.008 desperately >>%Yby%Z<< hote->>>hotte<< or changinge fevourously 013.HH5.009 I had not taught thee then the Alphabett 013.HH5.010 of flowers, how they being deuisefully sett 013.HH5.011 And bound vp might w%5th%6 speechles secrecy 013.HH5.012 Deliuer errands mutely & mutually 013.HH5.013 remember since all thie words vsd' to bee 013.HH5.014 to euery Sutor I if my friends agree 013.HH5.015 Since houshold charmes, thie husbands name to teach 013.HH5.016 were all the loue tricks that thie witt could Reach 013.HH5.017 And since an howers discou%5r%6se could scarce haue made 013.HH5.018 One answere in thee and that ill arraied 013.HH5.019 in broken Prouerbs & Torne sentences 013.HH5.020 thou art not by so many duties his 013.HH5.021 That from the worlds com%Mon hauinge seuerd thee 013.HH5.022 in laid thee neither to be seene nor see 013.HH5.023 As mine who haue w%5th%6 Amorous delicacies 013.HH5.024 refind >>%^%5the%6<< into a blisfull Paradice 013.HH5.025 thy Graces and good words my creatures bee 013.HH5.026 I planted knowledge and liues tree in thee 013.HH5.027 W%5ch%6, o%C must strangers tast, must I alas 013.HH5.028 frame and enamill plate & drinke in glasse 013.HH5.029 Chafe waxe for others seales, breake a colts force 013.HH5.030 and leaue him then beinge made a ready horse.| 013.HH5.0SS [four diagonal slashes] 013.HH5.0$$ %1even lines, except l. 20, ind 5 spaces;%2 hotte %1in l. 8 has been changed by second hand; also insertion in second hand in l. 24%2