IDENTILIN$$  F110H07|Calm|Stephens MS/pp. 213-15/JPK/mf/6-11-93\P:DF\o\3-23-01\C:JSC\4-19-01
110.H07.0HE  %X.%1The Calme%2.
110.H07.001  O%+ur Storme is past, and that storms Tyranous rage
110.H07.002  A stupid Calme succeeds w%5ch%6 nought doth swage.
110.H07.003  The Fable is inverted, and farr more
110.H07.004  A Block afflicts me now, then A[sic] storme before
110.H07.005  %5,,%6[LM] Stormes chafe, and soone weare out them selues \or vs
110.H07.006  In Calmes Heaven laughes to see vs lang>*%>v<ish \(thus
110.H07.007  As steady as I can wish, that my thoughts were
110.H07.008  Smooth as thy mistris Glasse, or what shines there
110.H07.009  The Sea is now: And as those Isles w%5ch%6 wee
110.H07.010  Seeke, when we can move, our ships rooted bee
110.H07.011  As wate%5r%6 did in Stormes, Now Pytch runs out
110.H07.012  As Lead, when a fyr'd Church becomes one spowte [CW:.And.]
110.H07.013  And all our Bewty: And o%5r%6 trymme decayes [p.214]
110.H07.014  Like Court Removings, or like ended Playes.
110.H07.015  The fighting Place the Seamans Raggs supply
110.H07.016  And all the Tacklinge is a Fripperie;
110.H07.017  No vse of Lanthornes, and in one place lay
110.H07.018  Feathers, and Dust to day, & yesterday
110.H07.019  Earths hollownes\>>es<</, w%5ch%6 the worlds Lungs are
110.H07.020  Have no more wynd then th'vpp%P vault of th'Ayre
110.H07.021  We can nor lost frein'ds, nor lost foes discover
110.H07.022  But meteor like, (save that we move not) hove%5r%6
110.H07.023  Only the Calenture togethe%5r%6 drawes
110.H07.024  Deare freinds, w5%ch%6 meet dead in great fishes Iawes
110.H07.025  And on Hatches, as on Alters lyes
110.H07.026  Each one his owne Preist, & owne sacrifice
110.H07.027  Who Live where[var:\>>that<</] miracle doth multeply
110.H07.028  Where walkers in hott Ovens do not dye
110.H07.029  >*%>I<f in despight of this we swym, that hath
110.H07.030  No more refreshinge, then o%5r%6 Brimstone Bathe
110.H07.031  But from the Sea into the >>%J<<Sea>>%K<<[var:\>>Ship<</] we turne
110.H07.032  Like Parboyld wretches on the Coals to burne.
110.H07.033  Like Bajazet[j:yes] in Cage[var:\>>encaged|<</], the shepards skoffe
110.H07.034  Or like slack-sined[sic] Sampsonn his haire of
110.H07.035  Langvish o%5r%6 shipps: now as a Miriade
110.H07.036  Of Ants durst th'Emperou%5rs%6 Lov'd Snake invade [CW:The.]
110.H07.037  The Crawling Gallies, Sea Iailes fynny Chipps [p.215]
110.H07.038  Might braue o%5r%6 Venices, now bed-rid shipps
110.H07.039  Whethe%5r%6 a rotten state, and hope of gaine
110.H07.040  Or to disvse me from the queazie paine
110.H07.041  Of being belov'd, and Loving, or the thirst
110.H07.042  Of hono%5r%6, or fayre death out pusht me first
110.H07.043  I loose my end: for here as well as I
110.H07.044  A desp%Pate man may live; A Coward dye.
110.H07.045  Stagg, dogg, and each w%5ch%6 from, or tow>%Va<rds flyes
110.H07.046  Is payd w%5th%6 life, or praie, or doinge dyes.
110.H07.047  >>--<<[LM] %1Fate%2 %1grudges%2 %1vs%2 %1all%2, and doth subtilie lay
110.H07.048  A Scourge >>[<<a>>]<<gainst >>[<<vs>>]<<, w%5ch%6 we all forget to praye
110.H07.049  Hee that at Sea praies for >%Vmore< wynd, as well
110.H07.050  Vnder the Pole may begg cold heate in hell.|
110.H07.051  What are we then [om] [om] [om] [om]
110.H07.052  [om] [om] [om] [om] before he was? He was
110.H07.053  Nothinge for %5,,%6 As[var:\>>us<< wee are for nothing fytt
110.H07.054  %5,,%6[LM] Chance or our selues will disproportyon yt.
110.H07.055  We haue nor will, nor power, nor sence, I lye
110.H07.056  I should not then thus feele this Miserie.|
110.H07.0SS  %X|.%1ffinis%2.| /[flourish]
110.H07.0$$  %1No ind;%2 Car[no"."] Ms. 50 /(Ch. ii. 4) %1to right of HE; "%5,,%6" in ll. 5, 
53, & 54 represents something like typographers' end-quotes (they're scribal); ll. 51-52 
conflated in ms. (likely eye-skip from "then" to "then"); a non-scribal notation,%2 two 
lines /run /together %1plus a right-facing angle bracket, wr. in LM betw ll. 50 & 51/52%2