IDENTILIN$$ F179072/Gosse Life & Letters (2:371)/ E:GAS, 8-26-03 179.072.0HE %XXVIII 179.072.001 Show me, dear Christ, Thy Spouse so bright and clear. 179.072.002 What? Is it She, who on the other shore 179.072.003 Goes richly painted? Or, who, robb'd and lore, 179.072.004 Laments and mourns in Germany and here? 179.072.005 Sleeps she a thousand, then peeps up one year? 179.072.006 Is she self-truth, and errs? now new, now outwore? 179.072.007 Doth she and did she and shall she evermore 179.072.008 On one, on seven, or on no hill appear? 179.072.009 Dwells she with us, or like adventuring knights 179.072.010 First travail we to seek, and then make love? 179.072.011 Betray, kind Husband, Thy Spouse to our sights 179.072.012 And let mine amorous soul court Thy mild Dove, 179.072.013 Who is most true, and pleasing to Thee, then 179.072.014 When she is embrac'd and open to most men. 179.072.0SSom 179.072.0$$ no ind; fn says "Now firstg printed."