IDENTILIN$$  F022TM1 Crewe ms.\pp.4-5\M:JSC\x\9-24-93\P:AY\o\4-94\C:JSC
022.TM1.HE1  %XElegie
022.TM1.001  To make the doubt cleere that noe Woman's true
022.TM1.002  is it my ffate to proue it stronge in yo%5u%6
022.TM1.003  Thought I but one had breathed purest ayre
022.TM1.004  & must shee needs be fals because shee's fayre
022.TM1.005  is it yo%r%6 beauties mark, or of yo%5r%6 youth
022.TM1.006  or your perfecion not to studye truth?
022.TM1.007  or thinke yo%5u%6 heauen is deafe or hath noe eyes
022.TM1.008  or those shee hath smiles at yo%5r%6 periuries
022.TM1.009  are vowes soe cheape with weomen or the matter
022.TM1.010  wherof they are made >%Vsoe light< that they are writt in Water
022.TM1.011  or blowne away with wind or doth theyr breath
022.TM1.012  both heat and coole at once make life & death
022.TM1.013  who could haue thought soe many acconts sweet
022.TM1.014  form'd into words, soe many sighs should meet
022.TM1.015  as from o%5r%6 hearts soe many oaths and tears
022.TM1.016  sprinkled amounge (all sweeter by o%5r%6 feares)
022.TM1.017  and the diuine impression off stolne kisses
022.TM1.018  (that seald the rest) should now proue emptie blisses
022.TM1.019  did yo%5u%6 draw bonds to forfayt, sign to break?
022.TM1.020  or must wee read yo%5u%6 quite fro%M what yo%5u%6 speake
022.TM1.021  and find the truth out y%5e%6 wonge way? or must
022.TM1.022  hee first desire yo%5u%6 false would wish yo%5u%6 iust?
022.TM1.023om  
022.TM1.024om
022.TM1.025om
022.TM1.026om
022.TM1.027  sooner I thought the Sunn should cease to cleere
022.TM1.028  the teaminge earth and that forgett to beare
022.TM1.029om
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022.TM1.031  or nature by whose strenght the world endures
022.TM1.032  would change her course before yo%5u%6 alter yo%5rs%6 [CW: om]
022.TM1.033om
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022.TM1.053  Now I haue chidd lett us o%5r%6 loue reuiue [p.5]
022.TM1.054  in mee the flame was neuer more aliue
022.TM1.055  I could begin againe to Court & prayse
022.TM1.056  and in that pleasure lengthen the short dayes
022.TM1.057  of my liues lease, like painters that doe take
022.TM1.058  delight not in made work but whiles they make
022.TM1.059  I could renew those times when first I sawe
022.TM1.060  loue in y%5r%6 eyes that gaue my tounge y%5e%6 law
022.TM1.061  to like what yo%5u%6 like and at masks & playes
022.TM1.062  com%Mand the self same acto%5r%6s the same wayes
022.TM1.063  aske how yo%5u%6 did & often w%5th%6 intent
022.TM1.064  of beinge officious bee imp%Ptinent
022.TM1.065  all w%5ch%6 were soft pastimes & in these
022.TM1.066  loue was as subtellie caught as a desease
022.TM1.067  butt beinge gott it is a treasure sweete
022.TM1.068  w%5ch%6 to defend is harder then to keepe
022.TM1.069  and ought not bee profan'd on eyther part
022.TM1.070  for though t'is gott by chaunce t'is kept by art:
022.TM1.0SS  finis
022.TM1.0$$  %1No ind. except final couplet. Ll. 23-26; 29-30; 33-52 omitted; check mark preceeds l. 17%2