IDENTILIN$$ F016H070 Harvard Eng. 966.6\ff 75r-76r\M:GL\lmf\P:TLP\o\5-12-92\C:JSC 016.H07.0HE /.Elegia Duodecima./ 016.H07.001 Although thy hand, a%And faith a%And Good works too 016.H07.002 Haue stal'd[var.>>seal'd<<] thy Love w%5ch%6 nothinge shold vndo[%1trimmed%2] 016.H07.003 Yea%A though thou fa%All bac%Ak that Apostac%Aye 016.H07.004 Confirmes thy Loue, yet muc%Ah, muc%Ah I fear thee 016.H07.005 Women are like the Arts forc'd vnto none 016.H07.006 Open to all searchers, vnpris'd if vnknowne. 016.H07.007 If I ha%Ave ca%Aught a%A Bird and let hym fly 016.H07.008 Anothe%5r%6 fowle%5r%6 vsing these Mea%Ans as I, [CW:.May.] 016.H07.009 May catc%Ach the same Bird and as these things bee [75v] 016.H07.010 %1Women are made for men, not him, nor mee%2. 016.H07.011 ffoxes, and Goats; And all Beasts c%Ahange%M when they please 016.H07.012 Shall women more hott, wilie, wyld then these 016.H07.013 Be bownd to one Man? And did nature then 016.H07.014 Idely ma%Ake them a%Apter to endure then Men. 016.H07.015 They are o%5r%6 Cloggs, and their owne, If a m%Aan be 016.H07.016 Chaynd to A Gally, yet the Gallie's free. 016.H07.017 Who hath a%A Plow'd-land casts all his seed-corne \(there 016.H07.018 And yet alowes the Grownd more Corne shold beare. 016.H07.019 Though Danuby into the Sea must flowe 016.H07.020 The Sea rec%Aeives the Rhine, Volga, Po. 016.H07.021 By Na%Ature w%5ch%6 ga%Ave it this Liberty 016.H07.022 Thou lov'st, but oh! Canst >>thou love it & me?<< 016.H07.023 Likenes Glewes Love, And then if soe thou doe 016.H07.024 To make vs like, & Love, must I c%Ahange too? 016.H07.025 More then thy Hate, I hate it: rathe%5r%6 let mee 016.H07.026 Allowe her Chan%Age, then change as oft as shee. 016.H07.027 And soe not teach but forc%Ae my opynion 016.H07.028 To love not any one, but eu%5r%6y One. 016.H07.029 To Live in one La%And is Captivitye, 016.H07.030 To Run all Countryes, a wyld Roguery. 016.H07.031 Waters stink soone, if in one plac%Ae they byde 016.H07.032 And in the vast sea%A are worse Putrifyde. [CW:.But.] 016.H07.033 But when they keepe[var:>>kiss<<] one banc%Ak (and leaving this [f. 76r] 016.H07.034 Never looke bac%Ak but the next Banck do kisse: 016.H07.035 Then are they Purest. Change is y%5e%6 Nursery 016.H07.036 Of Musique, Joye. Life and Eternetie. 016.H07.0SS [six whirlwind flourishes separated by dots] 016.H07.0$$ %1No ind.%2; Car. ms. 42 /(Ch. i. 106) %1penciled in LM op. HE; additions in ll. 2, 22, 33 in pencil in 2nd hand%2