IDENTILIN$$ F020O21 Eng poet f.9\pp.89-92\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-5-92\C:JSC 020.O21.0HEom 020.O21.001 Who er%5r%6 loues if hee doe nott propose 020.O21.002 y%5e%6 right true end of loue, hee's one that goes; 020.O21.003 %Yfor%Z->>To< sea for nothing; but to make him sicke 020.O21.004 and loues a Beare whelpe>%Y,%Z< borne, if wee ouer licke 020.O21.005 o%5r%6 loue; and force, it new strange shapes to take 020.O21.006 Wee err; and of a lumpe a monster make; 020.O21.007 Were not a Calfe a monster, y%5t%6 were growne 020.O21.008 Fac'd like a ma%M; though better then his owne 020.O21.009 Perfection is in vnity; preferre 020.O21.010 one woma%M first; &, then one thing in her 020.O21.011 I when I valew gold may thinke vppo%M 020.O21.012 y%5e%6 ductilnesse; the applicatio%M, 020.O21.013 y%5e%6 wholesomnes; the ingenuity 020.O21.014 from rust; fro%M soyle; fro%M fire eue%5r%6 free. 020.O21.015 But if I loue it is because tis made 020.O21.016 by o%5r%6 new natures vse, y%5e%6 soule of trade 020.O21.017 all this in wome%M wee might thinke vppo%M 020.O21.018 (if wome%M had y%M) but yet loue but one;| [CW:om] 020.O21.019 Can men more iniure women then to say [90] 020.O21.020 they loue them for y%5t%6; by w%5c%6 they are not they; 020.O21.021 Make vertue woemen? must I coole my blood 020.O21.022 till I both see and find one wise and good. 020.O21.023 May barren angells loue so; but if wee 020.O21.024 make loue to woemen; vertue is not shee; 020.O21.025 %Y*%Z->>as< beauty is not nor wealth he y%t%6 strayes thus 020.O21.026 from her to hers; is more adulterous 020.O21.027 then he that tooke her mayd; search eury spheare, 020.O21.028 & firmament, o%5r%6 Cupid is not there 020.O21.029 hee's an infernall god and vnder ground 020.O21.030 w%5th%6 Pluto dwells; where gold and fire abound. 020.O21.031 men to such gods their sacrifizing Coales 020.O21.032 and not on Altars by their pits and holes 020.O21.033 Although wee see Celestiall bodyes moue 020.O21.034 aboue the earth, the earth we till and loue 020.O21.035 so wee her aires contemplate words; & heart 020.O21.036 and vertues; but wee loue the Centrique part 020.O21.037 nor is the soule more worthy and more fitt 020.O21.038 For loue then this, as infinit as itt. 020.O21.039 But in atteyning his desired place 020.O21.040 how much they stray that set out at y%5e%6 face; 020.O21.041 The hair a forrest is of ambushes 020.O21.042 of Springs; snares; fetters and manacles 020.O21.043 y%5e%6 browe becalmes vs when tis smooth and plaine [CW:om] 020.O21.044 & when 'tis wrinkled shipwracks vs againe [91] 020.O21.045 Smooth tis a Paradice where wee would haue 020.O21.046 im%Mortall stay; & wrinkled 'tis o%5r%6 graue, 020.O21.047 y%5e%6 nose like to the first meridian runns 020.O21.048 not twixt an East; and West; but 'twixt two sunns 020.O21.049 and leaues a Cheeke a Rosy Hemysphere 020.O21.050 on Eyther side and thou directs vs where 020.O21.051 vppo%M the Iland fortunate wee fall. 020.O21.052 not faint Canary but ambrosiall 020.O21.053 her swelling lips to which wee ar Come 020.O21.054 wee ancor there and thinke o%5r%6 selues at home 020.O21.055 for they sing all their syren songs there 020.O21.056 wise Delphia%M oracles doe fill the eare 020.O21.057 then in a Creeke Chosen %Yp%Ples#d%Z->>pearells< do swell 020.O21.058 The Remora; her cleauing tongue doth dwell 020.O21.059 These and the glorious Promontory her Chin 020.O21.060 ore past; and the streight Helespont betweene 020.O21.061 The Sestos and Abidos of her brests 020.O21.062 not of two louers but of two loues nests 020.O21.063 Succeeds a bound lesse sea, but that thine Eye 020.O21.064 Some Island Moles may Scattring there Espy 020.O21.065 and Sayling toward her India in that way 020.O21.066 Shalt at her fair Atlantick Nauell stay 020.O21.067 Though hence the Current by thy Pilot made 020.O21.068 Yet ere thou bee where thou would'st bee embay'd [CW:om] 020.O21.069 Thou shalt vppon another forrest sett [92] 020.O21.070 wher some doe shipwracke, & no farther gett 020.O21.071 when thou arte there consider what this chase 020.O21.072 mispent; by %Ybeg%Z->>thy< beginning at the face 020.O21.073 Rather sett out belowe; practice my art 020.O21.074 Some Symetry the foot hath w%5t%6 the hart 020.O21.075 w%5c%6 thou dost seeke and is a marke for that 020.O21.076 louely enough to Stop; but not Stay att 020.O21.077 least Subiect to disguise, and change it is 020.O21.078 men say the Deuil neuer can change this 020.O21.079 It is the Embleme that hath figured 020.O21.080 firmenesse; 'tis y%5e%6 first part that comes to bed 020.O21.081 Ciuillity wee see refin'd; y%5e%6 kisse 020.O21.082 w%5c%6 at the foote began transported is 020.O21.083 Since to the head; since to the Imperial knee; 020.O21.084 not at the Papall foote desires to bee 020.O21.085 If kings thinke it the nearer way; and doe 020.O21.086 Rise from the foot louers may doe so too 020.O21.087 For as free spheares, moue faster far the%M can 020.O21.088 birds whome the air resisteth; so may y%5t%6 man 020.O21.089 w%5c%6 goes the Empty and Eternall way 020.O21.090 then if at beautyes elements he stay 020.O21.091 Rich nature hath in wo%Men->>wom%Men< wisely made 020.O21.092 two purses and three mouths auersly layd 020.O21.093 they then that to the lower tribute owe 020.O21.094 y%5t%6 way that its Exchequor looke's must goe 020.O21.095 he w%5c%6 doth not his Error is as great 020.O21.096 as who by glister giues the Stomacke meat 020.O21.0SS ffinis 020.O21.0$$ No ind