IDENTILIN$$  File F013O21  Eng poet f.9\pp.132-33\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-4-92\C:JSC
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013.O21.001  Natures lay ideott I haue taught thee to loue
013.O21.002  & in that sophistry oh thou doest proue
013.O21.003  too subtile; foole thou dost not vnderstande
013.O21.004  y%5e%6 mystique language of the eye and hande
013.O21.005  nor could'st thou iudge the difference of y%5e%6 aire
013.O21.006  of sighs; nor say this lyes, this sounds despaire
013.O21.007  nor by the Eyes water call a malady
013.O21.008  desperately hott; or changing feauorously [CW:om]
013.O21.009  I had not taught thee then the Alphabett [133]
013.O21.010  of flowers; how their deuice in being sett
013.O21.011  and bound vp might w%5th%6 speechlesse secresie
013.O21.012  deliuer errants mutely and mutually
013.O21.013  remember since all thy words vs'd to bee
013.O21.014  to euery suitor; If my frends agree
013.O21.015  since houshold charmes thy husbands name to teach
013.O21.016  were all the loue tricks y%5t%6 thy witt could reach
013.O21.017  and since an hours discourse could scarse haue made
013.O21.018  one answere in thee and that ill arrayd
013.O21.019  in broken p%Pmises and torne sentences
013.O21.020  thou art not by so many duetyes his
013.O21.021  y%5t%6 from the worlds Commo%M hauing seuer'd thee
013.O21.022  Inlay'd; thee; neyther to be seene nor see
013.O21.023om 
013.O21.024  refin'd thee into blisfull Paradice
013.O21.025  thy graces and good words my creatures bee
013.O21.026  I planted knowledg and lifes tree in thee
013.O21.027  w%5ch%6 oh shall strangers tast, must I alasse
013.O21.028  fframe and enamell plate, and drinke in glasse
013.O21.029  Chafe wax for others seales; breake a Colts force
013.O21.030  & leaue him then being made a better horse
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