IDENTILIN$$ F017PM1 MA 1057 (pp. 86-87)/TJS/mf/4-29-91/cor TLP/o/6-8-92
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017.PM1.001 Mary and Loue thy Flauia for shee
017.PM1.002 hath all things wher with others beauties bee
017.PM1.003 for though her eies bee smalle her mouth is great
017.PM1.004 though her lipps be Iuory yett her teeth are Iett
017.PM1.005 though they bee Dimm yet shee is light enough
017.PM1.006 and though her harshe haires fall her skin is rough
017.PM1.007 What though her cheekes be yellow her haire is Red
017.PM1.008 giue her thine and shee hath a Mayden head
017.PM1.009 these things are beauties Elements where these
017.PM1.010 meete in one that one must as perfect please
017.PM1.011 if red and white and each good qualitye
017.PM1.012 be in thy wench, neere aske where it doth lye
017.PM1.013 In buying things perfumd, wee aske if there
017.PM1.014 bee Muske and Amber in it; but not where
017.PM1.015 though all' her parts bee not i'the vsiall place
017.PM1.016 Shee hath the Anagram of a good face.
017.PM1.017 If wee might put the Letters but one way
017.PM1.018 in that Leane dearth of words what could wee say
017.PM1.019 when by the Gam-vt som Musitions make
017.PM1.020 A perfecte songe, others will vndertake
017.PM1.021 by the same Gam-vt changed to equall it
017.PM1.022 things simply good can neuer bee vnfitt
017.PM1.023 Shee is faire as any, if all be like her
017.PM1.024 and if none bee, then shee is singulare
017.PM1.025 All Loue is wonder if wee Iustly doe, *
017.PM1.026 account her wonderfull why not Louely too
017.PM1.027 Loue built on beauty, soone as beauty dyes
017.PM1.028 Choose this face, chang'de by no deformities
017.PM1.029 Weomen %Yall%Z are all like Angells they faine bee
017.PM1.030 like those that fell to worse: but such as shee
017.PM1.031 like to good Angells: nothing can Impaire
017.PM1.032 tis less greife to bee foule: then to haue beene faire
017.PM1.033 for one Nights reuells gould and silke wee chouse
017.PM1.034 but in long Iournies Cloth, and Leather vse
017.PM1.035 Beauty is barren: oft best husbands say
017.PM1.036 there is best land where there is foulest way
017.PM1.037 O what a soueraigne Plaister will shee bee
017.PM1.038 if thy past sinns haue taught thee Iealosie
017.PM1.039 Heer needs no spyes, nor Euenuckes: her Committ
017.PM1.040 safe to thy foes, yea to a Marmosit,
017.PM1.041 When Belgias Cities the round Cuntries drowne
017.PM1.042 that dirty fouleness guardes, and armes the Towne
017.PM1.043 soe doth her face, guarde her and so for thee
017.PM1.044 Which forct thy basnes absent oft must bee
017.PM1.045 shee whose face like cloudes turnes y%5e%6 Day to Night
017.PM1.046 who mightier then the Sea makes Moores seeme White
017.PM1.047 whom though seuen yeeres shee in the stews had layd
017.PM1.048 A Nunerie durst receiue and thinke a Maide
017.PM1.049 And though in Child-births labour shee did lye
017.PM1.050 Mydwifes would sweare twere but a Tympanie.
017.PM1.051 Whom if shee accuse herselfe I creditt less [87
017.PM1.052 then whiches->>w%Yh%Ziches< which Impossibles confess
017.PM1.053 whom Dildoes beadstaues and her veluett glass
017.PM1.054 would bee as loth to touch as Ioseph was
017.PM1.055 One like non: and likt of non fittest were
017.PM1.056 for things in fashion euery one will weare:
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017.PM1.0$$ Donne %1in LM opp ll. 3-4 in pencil in later hand; no ind%2