IDENTILIN$$  F018F04  V.a. 103\ff.73v-74\JPK\1-29-92\mf\P:TLP\o\6-1-92\C:JSC
018.F04.0HE  D%5r%6. Donne.  A Deprecatory, /To his Wife Who, would have accompanied him in the /disguise of a Page, when hee went to travaile.
018.F04.001  By o%5r%6 first strange, and fatall interview,
018.F04.002  By all desiers w%5ch%6 therfore did insue,
018.F04.003  By o%5r%6 long striving hopes, by y%5t%6 remorce
018.F04.004  W%5ch%6 my words Masculine persuasive force
018.F04.005  Begott in thee, *nd->>and< by y%5e%6 memory%Y,%Z 
018.F04.006  Of hurts, w%5ch%6 spies and Rivalls threatned mee,
018.F04.007  I calmely begg; but by thy parents wrath,
018.F04.008  By all paines w%5ch%6 want and divorcement hath
018.F04.009  I coniure thee: And all the oaths w%5ch%6 I 
018.F04.010  And thou have sworne to seale joynt constancy,
018.F04.011  Here I unsw*re and oversweare them thus,
018.F04.012  Thou shalt not love by meanes so dangerous.
018.F04.013  Temper * (o faire love) Loves impetuous rage,
018.F04.014  Bee my true Mistresse still, not my fain'd Page;
018.F04.015  I'll goe, and by thy kind leave leaue behind
018.F04.016  Thee, onely worthy to nurse in my mind
018.F04.017  Thirst to come back; Oh, if thou die before,
018.F04.018  From other lands towards thee my soule shall soare.
018.F04.019  Thy (else Almighty) beauty can>not< remove
018.F04.020  Rage from y%5e%6 Seas, nor thy love teach them love,
018.F04.021  Nor tame the wild boares harshnes; Thou hast read
018.F04.022  How roughly hee in peices shivered
018.F04.023  Faire Orithae%La, whom hee swore hee lov'd.
018.F04.024  Fall ill, or good, 'tis madnesse to have prov'd
018.F04.025  Danger unurg'd; Feed on this flattery->>i<e
018.F04.026  That absent Freinds one in the other bee.
018.F04.027  Dissemble nothing, not a boy; nor change
018.F04.028  Thy Bodies habitt nor Minds, bee not strange
018.F04.029  To thy selfe onely: All will spie in thy face
018.F04.030  A blushing womanly discovering grace.
018.F04.031  Richly cloth'd Apes are call'd Apes; and as soone
018.F04.032  Ecclips'd as bright wee call y%5e%6 Moone y%5e%6 Moone
018.F04.033  Men of France (changeable Chameleons,
018.F04.034  Spittles od diseases, shopps of fashions,  
018.F04.035  Lives Fuellers, and y%5e%6 richest company
018.F04.036  Of Players w%5ch%6 upon the worlds Stage bee)
018.F04.037  Will quickly know and find thee. O alas
018.F04.038  The indifferent Italian, as we passe
018.F04.039  His warme land, well content to thinke thee Page,
018.F04.040  Will haunt thee with such lust, and hideous rage.
018.F04.041  As Lotts faire wife was vex't; But none of these,
018.F04.042  Nor spongie Hydroptique Dutch, shall thee displease
018.F04.043  If thou stay heere; Oh stay here, for for Thee
018.F04.044  England is onely a worthy Gallery
018.F04.045  To walke in expectation: till from thence [CW:om]
018.F04.046  Our greatest King calls thee to his presence. [74]
018.F04.047  When I am gone, dreame mee some happines,
018.F04.048  Nor lett thy looks o%5r%6 long hidd love confesse;
018.F04.049  Nor praise, nor dispraise mee, nor blesse, nor curse
018.F04.050om
018.F04.051  With Midnight startings crying out oh oh %YNurse%Z Nurse--
018.F04.052  --, Oh %Yoh%Z my love is slaine! I saw him goe--
018.F04.053  O're the white Alpes alone, I saw him I
018.F04.054  Assail'd, fight, taken, stabb'd, bleed, fall, and die.
018.F04.055  Augure mee better chance, except dread Iove
018.F04.056  Thinke itt enough for mee to have had thy Love.
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