IDENTILIN$$  File 015B320  Harley 4955, ff.95v-96.  G.L., GAS/o/7-16-92
015.B32.0HE  %3Elegye:.%4
015.B32.001  Come, Madame, come, All rest my Powers defye,
015.B32.002  Vntill I labor, I in labor lye.
015.B32.003  The foe oft tymes, haueing the foe in sight
015.B32.004  Is tyr'd with standing, though they never fight.
015.B32.005  Of with that girdle, like heavens Zone glystering,
015.B32.006  But a farr fairer world encompassing.
015.B32.007  Vnpin that spangled Brest plate; which you weare
015.B32.008  That the Eyes of busy fooles may be stopt there.
015.B32.009  Vnlace your selfe: for that harmonious chyme,
015.B32.010  Tells mee from you, that now 'tis your bed tyme. [CW:om]
015.B32.011  Of with that%Yvn%Z happy buske; whom I envy, [96]
015.B32.012  That still can bee, and still can stand so nigh.
015.B32.013  Your gowne's going of, such beauteous state reveales,
015.B32.014  As when from flowrye meades, th'hills shadowe steales.
015.B32.015  Of with your wirye Coronett, and showe
015.B32.016  The Hairye Diademe, which on you doth growe:
015.B32.017  Of with those shooes, and then softly tred,
015.B32.018  In this loves hallowed temple; This soft bed.
015.B32.019  In such white robe's, heauens Angells vs'd to bee
015.B32.020  Receau'd by men: Thou Angell bringst with thee,
015.B32.021  A heauen like Mahometts Paradice: And though
015.B32.022  Ill spiritts walke in white; we easylye Knowe,
015.B32.023  By this these Angells' from an evill sp%V>r<ight.
015.B32.024  They sett our Hayres, but%Y*%Z these the flesh vpright.
015.B32.025  Licence my roveing hand, and lett them goe,
015.B32.026  Behinde, before, aboue, betweene, belowe.
015.B32.027  Oh my America, my new found land.
015.B32.028  My kingdome, safelyest when with one man man'd.
015.B32.029  My myne of Pretious stones; my Empiree.
015.B32.030  Howe blest am I in this discouering thee;
015.B32.031  To enter into these bandes, is to be free.
015.B32.032  Then where my hand is sett, my seale shalbe.
015.B32.033  Full Nakednes, all ioyes are due to Thee;
015.B32.034  As soules vnbodyed, bodyes vncloth'd must bee.
015.B32.035  To tast whole ioyes. Gems which you women vse,
015.B32.036  Are as Atlantaes balls cast in mens viewes.
015.B32.037  That when a fooles eye lighteth on a Gem
015.B32.038  His Earthlye soule may couett theyres not them.
015.B32.039  Like pictures, or like bookes gay Covering made
015.B32.040  For lay men, are all woemen thus arrayde.
015.B32.041  Themselues are mistique Bookes, which only wee,
015.B32.042  Whom theyre imputed grace will dignifye
015.B32.043  Must bee reuealed.  Then since I may knowe,
015.B32.044  As liberallye, as to a Midwife showe
015.B32.045  Thy selfe; Cast all, yeat this white linnen hence,
015.B32.046  There is no Pennance, much lesse Innocence.
015.B32.047  To teach thee, I am naked first: why than
015.B32.048  What need'st thou haue more couering then a man
015.B32.0SSom  
015.B32.0$$  %1a fancy x in LM at l.1;%2 Dr:Doone %1is running head to pp on this section.  No ind%2.