IDENTILIN$$ F021Y03 Osborn b.148(pp.148-50)/M:TJS/mf/10-21-91/P:DAF/o/6-26-92/C:JSC
021.Y03.HE1om
021.Y03.001 Since shee must goe & I must morne come night
021.Y03.002 inuirone mee w%5th%6 darknes whiles I write
021.Y03.003 Shadowe y%5t%6 hell vnto mee w%5ch%6 alone
021.Y03.004 I am to suffer when my loue is gonne
021.Y03.005 Alas y%5e%6 darkest Magick cannot doe ytt
021.Y03.006 thou & greate Hell are both butt shadowes to ytt
021.Y03.007 Should Cinthia quitt y%5ee%6 %1Venus%2 & each starre
021.Y03.008 ytt would nott forme one thought darke as mine are
021.Y03.009 I could lend y%M obscurenes now & say
021.Y03.010 outt of my selfe there should be noe more day
021.Y03.011 Such is already my felt want of sight
021.Y03.012 did nott y%5e%6 fire w%5th%6in mee force a light
021.Y03.013 Oh loue y%5t%6 fire & darknes should bee mixt
021.Y03.014 or to thy triumphes soe strange torments fixt
021.Y03.015 It is because thy selfe arte blind y%5t%6 wee
021.Y03.016 thy Martirs must noe more each other see
021.Y03.017 Or tak'st thou pride to breake vs in the wheele
021.Y03.018 & veiw old Chaos in y%5e%6 paines wee feele
021.Y03.019 Or haue wee left vndonne some mutuall right
021.Y03.020 Through holy feare y%5t%6 meriteth thy spight
021.Y03.021 Noe noe y%5e%6 faulte is mine impute ytt mee
021.Y03.022 or rather to conspireinge destinie
021.Y03.023 W%5ch%6 since I loued for mee before decreed
021.Y03.024 y%5t%6 I should suffer before I loued indeed
021.Y03.025 And therefore now soon%5r%6 then I can say
021.Y03.026 I sawe y%5e%6 golden fruite'tis enrapt away
021.Y03.027 Or as I had watcht one dropp in a vast streame
021.Y03.028 & I left wealthy onely in a dreame
021.Y03.029 Yett loue thou arte blinder then thy selfe in this
021.Y03.030 to vex my Doue like frind for my amisse
021.Y03.031 And where mine owne gladd truth might hate
021.Y03.032 thy wrath to make her fortune ruine my fate
021.Y03.033 Soe blinded Iustice doth when fauorites fall
021.Y03.034 strike y%M there house there frinds there followers all
021.Y03.035 Was't nott inough y%5t%6 thou didst darte thy fires
021.Y03.036 into o%5r%6 bloud inflameinge o%5r%6 desires
021.Y03.037 And mad'st vs sigh & glowe & pant & burne
021.Y03.038 & then thy selfe into o%5r%6 flame did'st turne
021.Y03.039 Was't nott inough y%5t%6 thou did'st hazard vs
021.Y03.040 to pathes in loue soe darke soe dangerous
021.Y03.041 And those soe ambusht round w%5th%6 houshold spies
021.Y03.042 & ou%5r%6 all y%5e%6 husbands towerd eyes
021.Y03.043 That flam'd w%5th%6 oyly sweat of Iealousie
021.Y03.044 yett went wee not one still w%5th%6 constancye: [CW:Haue]
021.Y03.045 Haue wee nott kept o%5r%6 guard like spye one spye [p.149]
021.Y03.046 had corespondence when y%5e%6 foe stood bye
021.Y03.047 Stole more to sweeten y%M o%5r%6 many blisses
021.Y03.048 of meetings conferences imbracements kisses
021.Y03.049 Shadow'd w%5th%6 negligence o%5r%6 most respects
021.Y03.050 varyed o%5r%6 language through o%5r%6 dialects
021.Y03.051 Of Coughes, winks, lookes, & often vnder boards
021.Y03.052 Spoke dialogues w%5th%6 o%5r%6 feete farre from o%5r%6 words
021.Y03.053 Haue wee prou'd all these seacretts of o%5r%6 arte 
021.Y03.054 yea thy pale colour'd inward as thy hearte
021.Y03.055 And after all this passed purgatory
021.Y03.056 must rude diuorce make vs y%5e%6 vulgard story
021.Y03.057 ffirst lett o%5r%6 eyes bee riuited quite through
021.Y03.058 o%5r%6 turneinge beames & both o%5r%6 lipps growe too
021.Y03.059 Lett o%5r%6 armes claspe like ioy & o%5r%6 feare
021.Y03.060 freese vs together y%5t%6 wee may sticke heere
021.Y03.061 Till fortune that would riue vs of y%5e%6 deed
021.Y03.062 streine his eyes ope & make y%M for to bleed
021.Y03.063 ffor loue ytt cannott bee whome hitherto
021.Y03.064 I haue accus'd would such a mischeife doe
021.Y03.065 And fortune thou arte nott worth my last exclaime
021.Y03.066 & paine inough thou hast in thine owne shame
021.Y03.067 Doe thy greate worst my frind & I haue armes
021.Y03.068 though nott ag%5t%6: thy strokes ag%5t%6: thy harmes
021.Y03.069 Rend vs asunder & thou maiste deuide
021.Y03.070 o%5r%6 bodies soe butt still o%5r%6 soules are tide
021.Y03.071 And wee can loue by letters still & guifts
021.Y03.072 & thoughts & dreames loue neu%5er%6 wanteth shifts
021.Y03.073 I will nott looke vppo%M y%5e%6 quickninge sunne
021.Y03.074 butt streight her beautie to my sence shall runne
021.Y03.075 The ayre shall note her softe y%5e%6 fire most pure
021.Y03.076 winter suggest her cleare & y%5e%6 earth sure
021.Y03.077om
021.Y03.078om
021.Y03.079 The somm%5r%6 how ytt ripened in y%5e%6 eare
021.Y03.080 the autume how ytt [rest] [of] [line] [omitted]
021.Y03.081 The winter Ile nott thinke one to spight thee
021.Y03.082 butt count ytt a lost season soe shall shee
021.Y03.083 And dearest frind since wee must p%Pte drowne night
021.Y03.084 w%5th%6 hope of day burthens well bore are light
021.Y03.085 Though cold & darkenesse longer hange some where
021.Y03.086 yett Phae%Lbus equally lights all y%5e%6 spheare
021.Y03.087 And w%5t%6: hee cannott in like portion pay
021.Y03.088 y%5e%6 world inioyes in masse & soe wee may
021.Y03.089 Bee then yo%5r%6 fairest selfe & lett noe woe
021.Y03.090 winne one yo%5r%6 health yo%5r%6 youth yo%5r%6 beautie soe [CW:Declare]
021.Y03.091 Declare yo%5r%6 selfe base fortunes enimie [p.150]
021.Y03.092 noe lesse bee yo%5r%6 contempt then Constancie
021.Y03.093 That I may growe enamor'd of yo%5r%6 mind
021.Y03.094 when mine owne thoughts I there reflected find
021.Y03.095 ffor this to y%5e%6 comforte of my deare I vow
021.Y03.096 my deeds shall still bee w%5t%6 my %5words%6 are now
021.Y03.097 The poles shall moue to teach mee ere I starte
021.Y03.098 & when I change my loue I change my hearte
021.Y03.099 Nay if I wax butt cold in my desire
021.Y03.100 Thinke heauen hath motion lost & y%5e%6 earth fire
021.Y03.101 Much more I could butt many words haue made
021.Y03.102 y%5t%6 ofte suspected w%5ch%6 men could p%Pswade
021.Y03.103 Take therefore all in this I loue soe true
021.Y03.104 as I will neu%5r%6 looke for more in you
021.Y03.0SS ffinis
021.Y03.0$$  ll. 1-76, 79-104 only; even lines ind; ms appears water damaged; final couplet ind 4-5 sp; l.
102 begins with%2 Crux:  %1in the left margin in a second(perhaps modern) hand%2