IDENTILIN$$ F175.H11/HSLittle  ms. in Harvard copy of A (p. 71)/ EWS, o:7-29-02/ cor: Gas, mf. 10-15-02
175.H11.0HE Sonnet. 5
175.H11.001 I am a litle world mayd cunningly
175.H11.002 Of Elements & an Angeleque Spright,
175.H11.003 But black sinne hath betrayd to endles night
175.H11.004 My worlds both parts, & (oh) both parts must dy.
175.H11.005 You which beyond that heauen which was most high
175.H11.006 Haue found new spheres, & of new lands can write
175.H11.007 Poure new seas in my eyes, that so I might
175.H11.008 Drown my world with my weeping >%Yearne%Z< To earnestly,
175.H11.009 Or wash it if it must be drownd no more:
175.H11.010 But (oh) it must be burnt, alas the fyre
175.H11.011 Of Lust & Enuy burnt it heretofore
175.H11.012 And made it fouler.  Let their flames retire
175.H11.013 And burne me O Lord with a fyerie zealle
175.H11.014 Of the & thy house, w%5ch%6 doth in eating heale.
175.H11.0SSom
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