IDENTILIN$$  File F021O34  Rawl poet 117\ff.218v-r(rev)\GL\P:EWS\o\6-3-92\C:JSC&T-LP\C:T-LP 4-17-96
021.O34.HE1  His partinge w%5th%6 his /M%5ris%6   
021.O34.001  Since she must goe, and I must mourne, come night
021.O34.002  Inviron me w%5th%6 darknesse whilst I wright
021.O34.003  shadowe y%5t%6 hell vnto me w%5ch%6 alone
021.O34.004  I am to suffer when my loue is gone.
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021.O34.045  Haue we for this kept guards like spye one spye
021.O34.046  Had corespondence, when the foe stood bye?
021.O34.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them) ou%5r%6 manye blisses
021.O34.048  of meetinges, conference, ymbracements, kisses.
021.O34.049  shadowed w%5th%6 necligence, ou%5r%6 most respectes
021.O34.050  Varied ou%5r%6 language through all dialectes
021.O34.051  Of beckes, wynkes, lookes, and often vnder board
021.O34.052  Spoke dialogues w%5th%6 ou%5r%6 feet, far from ou%5r%6 woordes
021.O34.053  Haue wee proude all these secretts of ou%5r%6 arte.
021.O34.054  yea thy pale inwards and thy pantinge harte.
021.O34.055  And after all this >%Vpassed< purgatory
021.O34.056  Must sadd diuorce make vs the vulgar story?
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021.O34.067  Fortune do thy worst, my freind and I haue armes
021.O34.068  Though not agaynst thy stroakes, agaynst thy harmes.
021.O34.069  Rend vs in sunder thou canst not deuide
021.O34.070  Ou%5r%6 bodyes soe, but that ou%5r%6 soule's are tyed
021.O34.071  And we can loue by letters still, and guiftes
021.O34.072  And thoughtes, and dreames, loue never wanteth shiftes.
021.O34.073  I will not looke vppon the quickninge sonne
021.O34.074  But streight hir bewtye to my sence shall runne.
021.O34.075  The ayre shall note hir softe; the fyer most pure
021.O34.076  Waters suggest hir cleare, and the earth sure [CW:om]
021.O34.077  Tyme shall not lose ou%5r%6 passages, the springe [218r (rev)]
021.O34.078  How fresh ou%5r%6 loues was in the begin%Minge,
021.O34.079  The summer how it ripened in the eare.
021.O34.080  And Autume what ou%5r%6 golden harvests weare
021.O34.081  The Winter Ile not thinke one to spight thee
021.O34.082  But cownte thee a lost season, so shall shee.>>|<<
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021.O34.095  And this to th' comforte of my deare I vowe
021.O34.096  My deeds shall still be what my deedes are nowe,
021.O34.097  The poles shall moue to teach me eare I starte,
021.O34.098  And when I change my loue, Ile change my harte;
021.O34.099  Nay if I waxe but cold in my desire
021.O34.100  Thinke heaven hath motion lost, and the world fyer.
021.O34.101  Much more I could? but many wordes haue made
021.O34.102  That ofte suspected, w%5ch%6 men would p%Pswade,
021.O34.103  Take therfore all in this? I loue so trewe
021.O34.104  As I will never looke for lesse in you.
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021.O34.0$$  ll. 1-4, 45-56, 67-82, 95-104 only; no ind; >>pag.95.<< in M opposite HE (?)