IDENTILIN$$F170.H04/HSWhat Harvard MS Eng 966.3 (f. 98v)/ TJS/mf/Pr8-13-91/cor TJS/o/5-21-92 
170.H04.0HE 9: 
170.H04.001 What if this present were the worldes last night? 
170.H04.002 Mark in my heart o%C Soule where thou doe'st Dwell 
170.H04.003 The picture of Christ crucifi'ed and tell 
170.H04.004 Whether that countenance can thee affright. 
170.H04.005 Teares in his eies quench the amazing light 
170.H04.006 Bloud filles his frownes, w%5ch%6 from his pierc'd head fell 
170.H04.007 And can that tongue adiudge thee vnto hell, 
170.H04.008 w%5ch%6 praie'd forgiuenes for his foes fierce spight? 
170.H04.009 Noe, noe, but as in my Idolatrie 
170.H04.010 I said to all my prophane Mistresses: 
170.H04.011 Beauty of pittie; foulenes onely is 
170.H04.012 a signe of rigour, soe I saie to thee 
170.H04.013 To wicked spirittes are horrid shapes assignd 
170.H04.014 This beauteous forme assures a piteous mynde:       [CW:Batter:] 
170.H04.0SSom 
170.H04.0$$ %1even no'd lines 2-12 ind 2-4 sp (l.14 not ind); HE in lm opp l. 1; there 
is a strange mark over the e in%2 saie%1in l. 12--looks like possibly an English e%2