IDENTILIN$$  File X017Y030 Yale, B148\pp 115-116\M:GL\P:DF\o\6-26-92\C:JSC
017.Y03.0HE  In fflauiam
017.Y03.001  Marry & loue %5th%6y fflauia for shee
017.Y03.002  ha%5th%6 all %5th%6ings whereby o%5th%6ers beautious bee
017.Y03.003  What %5th%6ough her eyes bee small her mou%5th%6 is greate
017.Y03.004  %5th%6ough %5th%6ey bee iuorie her tee%5th%6 are iett
017.Y03.005  Though %5th%6ey bee dimme yett shee is light inough
017.Y03.006  & %5th%6ough her harsh haire fall yett shee is rough
017.Y03.007  What %5th%6ough her cheekes bee yellowe her haire is redd
017.Y03.008  giue her %5th%6ine & shee ha%5th%6 a madenhead
017.Y03.009  Those %5th%6ings are beauties eliments where %5th%6ese
017.Y03.010  meete in one y%5t%6 must as p%Pfect please
017.Y03.011  If white & redd & each good qualitie
017.Y03.012  bee in %5th%6y wench none aske where %5th%6ey doe lye
017.Y03.013  In buyinge %5th%6ings p%Pfum'd wee aske if %5th%6ere
017.Y03.014  bee muske & amber in ytt butt nott where
017.Y03.015  Thou>%Vgh< all her p%Pts bee nott in %5th%6e vsuall place
017.Y03.016  shee ha%5th%6 an Annagrame of a good face
017.Y03.017  If wee might putt y%5e%6 letters butt one way
017.Y03.018  in y%5t%6 leane dear%5th%6 of words w%5t%6: might we say
017.Y03.019  When by y%5e%6 %1Gammuth%2 some musitians make
017.Y03.020  a p%Pfect songe o%5th%6ers will vndertake
017.Y03.021  By y%5e%6 same %1Gammuth%2 chang'd to equall ytt
017.Y03.022  %5th%6ings simply good can neu%5r%6 bee vnfitt
017.Y03.023  Shee's faire as any if all bee like her
017.Y03.024  & if none bee %5th%6en shee is sing>%Vu<ler
017.Y03.025  All loue is wonderfull if wee iustly doe
017.Y03.026  accounte her wonderfull why nott louely too
017.Y03.027  Loue built one beautie soone as beautie dyes
017.Y03.028  chuse %5th%6is face chang'd by noe deformities
017.Y03.029  Woemen are all like Angells, y%5e%6 faire bee
017.Y03.030  Like %5th%6ose y%5t%6 fell to worst, butt such as shee
017.Y03.031  Like y%5e%6 good Angells no%5th%6inge can impaire
017.Y03.032  'tis lesse greife to bee foule %5th%6en to haue binne faire
017.Y03.033  ffor one night Reuells silke & gold wee chuse
017.Y03.034  butt in longe Iournies, Clo%5th%6 & lea%5th%6er vse
017.Y03.035  Beautie is barraine oft, good husbands say
017.Y03.036  %5th%6ere is best land where is y%5e%6 foulest way
017.Y03.037  Oh w%5t%6: a soueraigne plaister will shee bee
017.Y03.038  if %5th%6y past sinns haue taught %5th%6ee iealousie [CW:Heere]
017.Y03.039  Heere needs noe spies nor Eunuches, her committ [116]
017.Y03.040  saffe to %5th%6y foes yea to a marmositt
017.Y03.041  When Belgias Citties, %5th%6ere round Countryes drowne
017.Y03.042  %5th%6e durtie foulnesse, guards & arems y%5e%6 towne
017.Y03.043  soe do%5th%6 her face guard her & soe for %5th%6ee
017.Y03.044  whoe by occasions absent oft must bee
017.Y03.045  Shee whose face like y%5e%6 Cloudes turnes day to night 
017.Y03.046  whoe mighter %5th%6en y%5e%6 sea makes Moores seeme white
017.Y03.047  Whoe %5th%6ough seauen yeares shee in %5th%6e stewes haue layd
017.Y03.048  a Nunnery durst receaue & %5th%6inke a mayd
017.Y03.049  And %5th%6ough in Childbir%5th%6 labo%5r%6 shee do%5th%6 lye
017.Y03.050  middwiues would sweare 'tweare butt a timpanie
017.Y03.051  Whome if shee accuse her selfe Ile creaditt lesse
017.Y03.052  %5th%6en witches w%5ch%6 impossibles confesse
017.Y03.053  Whome Dilldoes bedstaues & her velluett glasse
017.Y03.054  would bee as loa%5th%6 to touch as Ioseph was
017.Y03.055  One %5th%6at's like none & lik'd of none fittest were
017.Y03.056  for %5th%6ings in fashion euery man will weare
017.Y03.0SS  I: D: ffinis
017.Y03.0$$  %1Final couplet ind. 2 sp.%2