IDENTILIN$$  F108DR1|Eclog|Derbyshire Record Office, D258/28/5i|ff.[1]-[2]. /P:EWS/o/22Mar91/C:T-LP/5Jun91
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108.DR1.HE3  [] [] []s in the cuntrie [] /this [] 
108.DR1.HE4  []equireth his absence [] /court at this marriage.
108.DR1.HE5  om om om om om  Ideos giues an [] 
108.DR1.HE6  /of his purpose therein, and of his actions there   
108.DR1.HE7  []
108.DR1.001  []sonable man statue of ice
108.DR1.002  [] could to cuntries sollitude entice
108.DR1.003  [] in this yeeres cold and decrepit time?
108.DR1.004  []es instinct drawes to the warme clime
108.DR1.005  [] smale %Yberd%Z%^%5>birds<%6, who by that courage dare
108.DR1.006  Yn numeros fleets sayle through thear sea, the ayre
108.DR1.007  What delicacie can in fields appeere
108.DR1.008  Whilst fflora her selfe doth a frise=ierkin weare
108.DR1.009  Whilsts winds doth all the trees, and hedges stripp
108.DR1.010  Of leaues to furnish rods enough to whip
108.DR1.011  Thy madnes from thee; and all springes by frost
108.DR1.012  Haue taken cold and their sweete murmures lost
108.DR1.013  If thou thy faults, and fortunes woulds lament
108.DR1.014  With iust solemnite do it in Lent.
108.DR1.015  At court the spring already advanced is
108.DR1.016  The sun staies longer vp, and yet not his
108.DR1.017  The glorie is for other, other fires
108.DR1.018  (First zeale to prince, and state, then loues desires)
108.DR1.019  Burne in one brest, and like heavens two great lights
108.DR1.020  The first doth dayes y%5e%6 other nights
108.DR1.021  And then that early light, (which did appeare
108.DR1.022  Before the sunn and moone created weare the
108.DR1.023  Princis favor) is diffusd to all
108.DR1.024  From which all fortunes, names, and naturall fall:
108.DR1.025  Then from those whombes as starres y%5e%6 brides bright eies
108.DR1.026  At every glance a constellation flyes
108.DR1.027  And sowes the court with stares and doth p%5r%6vent
108.DR1.028  In light and power the all eied firmament
108.DR1.029  First hir eyes kindle other ladies eyes,
108.DR1.030  Then from their beames their iewels luster rise
108.DR1.031  And from their iewels torches do take fire
108.DR1.032  om
108.DR1.033  Most other courts alas are like to hell
108.DR1.034  Wherein darke plotes with out light doth dwell
108.DR1.035  Or but li#ke stoues, for lust and envy gett
108.DR1.036  >%YT%Z<Continuall but artificiall heat
108.DR1.037  Heare zeale, and loue growne one all cloudes disgest
108.DR1.038  And make a court but everlastinge
108.DR1.039  >%Ya%Z<And canst thou be from thence. [CW:As#heavuen]
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108.DR1.040  6/As heaven [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [1v]
108.DR1.041  So are those courte[] [] []es animate
108.DR1.042  Not onely all teir house but all their state
108.DR1.043  Let no man thinke because he is full he hath all
108.DR1.044  Kinges as their patterne God are liberall
108.DR1.045  Not onely in fullnes but capacity
108.DR1.046  Enlarging narrow men to foole and see
108.DR1.047  And comp%5r%6hend the blessing they bestow
108.DR1.048  The reclusd hermits oft times do know
108.DR1.049  More of heavens glorie then a wordling can
108.DR1.050  That man is of the world, the part of man
108.DR1.051  Is an epitomie of Gods great booke
108.DR1.052  Of creatures, and man needs no further looke
108.DR1.053  So is the cuntrie of courts when sweete peace doth
108.DR1.054  As ther owne common soule giue life to both
108.DR1.055  I am not then from court
108.DR1.055a Al.)  Dreamer thou art            
108.DR1.056  Thinckest thou fantasticke that thou hast apart
108.DR1.057  In the east Indian fleete, because thou hast
108.DR1.058  A litle spice, or amber in thy tast?
108.DR1.059  Because thou art not frozen art thou warme?
108.DR1.060  Seest thou all good because thou seest no harme?
108.DR1.061  The earth doth in her in ward bowells hould
108.DR1.062  Stuff well disposd and which would faine be gould
108.DR1.063  But neavar shall vnlesse it chance to lie
108.DR1.064  So vpward that heaven giuld it with his eye
108.DR1.065  As for divi%Ynitie%Z>%^%5ne%6< thinges faith comes from aboue
108.DR1.066  So for best civell vse all tinctures moue
108.DR1.067  ffrom higer powers, from God religion%Ys%Z springs
108.DR1.068  Wisdome, and honour from the vse of kinges.
108.DR1.069  Then vnbegiule thy selfe, and know with me
108.DR1.070  That angells though on earth employd the bee
108.DR1.071  Are still in heaven, so is he still at home
108.DR1.072  That doth abroade to honest actions come
108.DR1.073  O#hide then thy selfe o foole wich yester#day
108.DR1.074  Might haue red more then all thy bookes bewray
108.DR1.075  Hast thou a historie wich doth present
108.DR1.076  A court where all affections do assent
108.DR1.077  Vnto the kinges, and that that kinges are iust
108.DR1.078  And where it is no levitie to trust
108.DR1.079  Where there is no ambition but to obey
108.DR1.080  Where men neede wisper nothing, and yet may.
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108.DR1.083  [] [] [] [] be[] [] [] []
108.DR1.084  [] [] [] which they all p[]d
108.DR1.085  [] [] no such, yet there was this and more
108.DR1.086  [] [] []over, wise then and before
108.DR1.087  [] [] []upid hath sued livery
108.DR1.088  [] [] [] more in his minority
108.DR1.089  [] [] []itted now into that brest
108.DR1.090  [] [] kinges councells and his scerets rest
108.DR1.091  [] [] thou %Yleft%Z>%^%5lost%6< o ignorant man
108.DR1.091a Ideos|  I know
108.DR1.092  Al[] this and onely there#fore I with#drew
108.DR1.093  To k*>%^%5n%6<ow and feele all this and not to haue
108.DR1.094  Words, to expresse it makes a man graue
108.DR1.095  Of his owne thoughts; I would not therefore stay
108.DR1.096  At a great feast; having no grace to say
108.DR1.097  And yet I scapt not, here, for being come
108.DR1.098  Full of the common ioy, I vttered some
108.DR1.099  Read then this nuptiall=song which was not made
108.DR1.100  either the court, or mens harts to invade
108.DR1.101  But since I am dead and buried I could frame
108.DR1.102  So much as this poore songe: which testifies
108.DR1.103  I did vnto that day *some sacrifice.||||
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