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016.O34a0HE  M%5r%6. Dunne.    %Y>>Change.<<%Z    >>Page.74.<<
016.O34a001  Although thy hand, and fayth, and good workes->>>wordes<< too
016.O34a002  haue sealed thy loue, w%5ch%6 nothinge should vndoe
016.O34a003  yea though thou fall backe, >and< that apostacye 
016.O34a004  confirmes thy loue, yit much I fear thee,
016.O34a005  women are like the artes, forbidd to none
016.O34a006  Open to all searchers, vnprysed yf vnknowne
016.O34a007  Yf I haue caught a bird, and lett him flye
016.O34a008  an%Yd%Z other fowler vsinge those means as I
016.O34a009  may catch the same bird, and as these thinges bee
016.O34a010  women bee made for men, not him, nor mee,
016.O34a011  ffoxes and g*>o<ates, all thinges change when they please,
016.O34a012  shall women more hott, wylye, wild then these
016.O34a013  be bound to owne man and did nature then
016.O34a014  Idlye make them apter to indure then men?
016.O34a015  They are ou%5r%6 clogges, and theyre owne, yf a man be
016.O34a016  Chayned to a galley, yit the gallye is free
016.O34a017  who hath a plough land, cast all his seed corne their
016.O34a018  And yit allowes his grownd more corne should beare,
016.O34a019  Though Danubye, into the sea must flowe
016.O34a020  The sea receaues (the Rhryne, Volga, and Poe)
016.O34a021  by nature w%5ch%6 gaue it this libertye
016.O34a022  Thou loud'ste but (oh) canst both loue him and mee
016.O34a023  Likenesse glewes loue, then yf >soe< thou doe
016.O34a024  To make vs like, and loue, must I change toe?->>>to?<<
016.O34a025  More then thy hate, I hate it, rather lett mee
016.O34a026  Allowe hir change, then change as ofte as shee.
016.O34a027  And so not teach, but force my opinion
016.O34a028  to loue not >anye< one, nor euery one
016.O34a029  To liue in one lande is captivitye
016.O34a030  To runne all cuntryes, a wild rouguerye, [CW:om]
016.O34a031  Waters stinke sone, yf in one place they bide [f.202]
016.O34a032  And in the vast sea is worse putrifyed.
016.O34a033  But when they kisse, one banke, and leavinge this
016.O34a034  Never looke backe, but the next bankes doe kisse
016.O34a035  Then they are purest, change is the nurserye
016.O34a036  Of musicke, ioye, life, and eternitye|
016.O34a0SS  Finis|
016.O34a0$$  %1Second* of 2 copies in this ms.%2 >>Page.74.<< %1to right of 
HE; orig. foliation = 192v; *2nd when ms. upside-down; ll. 31-36 discovered 
on mf. 8-15-96: ms. is rev., but these ll. finished on page to left of 
preceding ll.; SS centered%2.  6/29/99: above decision on ordinal number 
reversed, bringing our ordering into line with Beal.