IDENTILIN$$ F001O21|Phillipps MS|pp. 172-76\JF\x\3-24-93\P:TJS\o\7-25-95/C:MJJ\2-26-96; JSC\10-2-98
001.O21.HE1 %XSatyre y%5e%6 first.
001.O21.001 Away thou changeling motly humorist
001.O21.002 Leaue mee & this standing wooden chest
001.O21.003 conforted;[sic] w%5th%6 these few bookes; let mee lye;
001.O21.004 in prison; & there be confin'd w%M I dye.
001.O21.005 here be godes Conduites, graue diuines & heere
001.O21.006 natures Secretary y%5e%6 philosopher;
001.O21.007 & w%5c%6[sic] states-men w%5c%6 teach how to tye
001.O21.008 the Sinewes of a Cittyes mystique body;
001.O21.009 heere gathering Cronicles, & by y%5M%6 stand.
001.O21.010 giddy; phantastike poetes of each land.
001.O21.011 shall I leaue all this constant Company;
001.O21.012 & follow headlong; wilde; vncertaine, Thee;
001.O21.013 ffirst sweare by thy best loue in earnest.
001.O21.014 if thou w%5c%6 louest all; canst loue me best.
001.O21.015 Thou wilt not leaue mee in y%5e%6 middle-street
001.O21.016 though some more spruce companion thou dost meet.
001.O21.017 not though a Captaine; doe come in thy way;
001.O21.018 bright p%Pcell, gilt; w%5th%6 40 dead mens pay;
001.O21.019 not though a briske p%Pfum'd p%Pte courtier
001.O21.020 dam'd w%5th%6 a nod thy Courtesy to answere.
001.O21.021 Nor came a Veluet Iustice; w%5th%6 a long
001.O21.022 great traine of blew coates xii or xiii stronge;
001.O21.023 shalt thou grine on him, or fawne; or p%5r%6pare
001.O21.024 a speech to court his beauteous sonne & heir;
001.O21.025 for better or for worse take mee; or leaue mee;
001.O21.026 to tak & leaue mee is adultery
001.O21.027 oh monstrous superstitious puritan,
001.O21.028 of refin'd manners; yett Ceremonious ma%M;
001.O21.029 That when thou meetest one w%5th%6 refin'd eyes
001.021.030 dost search and like a needy broker prize,
001.O21.031 y%5e%6 silke & gold he weares; & to y%5t%6 patt.
001.O21.032 So high or low dost vayle thy formall hatt.
001.O21.033 y%5t%6 wilt consort w%5c%6[sic] none; till thou hast knowne
001.O21.034 w%5t%6 landes hee hath in hope; or of his owne,
001.O21.035 As though all thy Companions should make y%5ee%6 [p.174]
001.O21.036 Iointeres; and marry thy deare Company;
001.O21.037 why should'st thou; y%5t%6 not onely dost approue
001.O21.038 but in ranke itchy lust desire and loue;
001.O21.039 The nakednesse and barrennesse to enioy
001.O21.040 of thy lumpe; muddy; whore p%Pstitute boy
001.O21.041 hate vertue though shee naked bee and bare
001.O21.042 at birth; and dead, o%5r%6 bodyes naked are,
001.O21.043 & till o%5r%6 soules bee vnaparelled
001.O21.044 of bodyes; they from blisse are banished
001.O21.045 Mans first, best, state, was naked, w%M by sinne
001.O21.046 he lost y%5t%6; he was cloath'd; but in beasts skinne,
001.O21.047 & in this course attire w%5ch%6 now wee weare
001.O21.048 w%5th%6 god and w%5th%6 the muses I conferre.
001.O21.049 but since thou like a Contrite penitent
001.O21.050 charitably warn'd; of thy sinns dost repent
001.O21.051 Th'are Vanityes; and giddinesses soe
001.O21.052 I shut my chamber doore; & Come letes goe
001.O21.053 But sooner may a Cheape whore y%5t%6 hath bene
001.O21.054 worne by as many seuerall men as sinne;
001.O21.055 (as bee blacke featheres; or muske couloured hose;
001.O21.056 knowe her childes right father amongst those,
001.O21.057 Sooner may one ghesse, who shall beare away
001.O21.058 The Infant of London heis to rich India;
001.O21.059 and sooner may a gulling weather spy
001.O21.060 by drawing foorth heauens scene; tell certainely
001.O21.061 what fashion'd hattes; or ruffes or shirtes; next yeare; [p.175]
001.O21.062 o%5r%6 suppled; witty; antique; youthes; will weare.
001.O21.063 Then thou w%M thou dep%Ptest, thence canst shew,
001.O21.064 whither; why; when; or w%5th%6 whome thou would'st goe.
001.O21.065 but how shall I be p%Pdon'd myne offence,
001.O21.066 y%5t%6 thus haue sayd ag:%5t%6 my conscience,
001.O21.067 Now wee are in the street; he first of all
001.O21.068 Vnprouidently proud creepes to y%5e*%6 wall;
001.O21.069 & so imprison'd & hem'd in by mee
001.O21.070 >%Yselse%Z<sels for a little state his liberty:
001.O21.071 yet though hee cannot, now sett foorth to greet
001.O21.072 euery; fine; painted; silken foole he meetes.
001.O21.073 hee them to him w%5th%6 amourous smiles allures
001.O21.074 & grins; smackes; shuges;[sic] & such an itch indures
001.O21.075 as prentises and schooleboyes w%5ch%6 doe knowe
001.O21.076 of some gay sport abroad yet dare not goe
001.O21.077 & as fidler#* stop lowest; at highest sound.
001.O21.078 So to the most braue; stoopes hee nighest ground;
001.O21.079 but to a graue ma%M hee doth moue no more,
001.O21.080 y%M the wise, politique, horse, did hertofore
001.O21.081 or thou oh Elephant or ox wouldst doe
001.O21.082 w%M any names the king of Spaine to you;
001.O21.083 Now leapes he vpright, >%Y&%Z<iog*es mee, & cryes doe you see
001.O21.084 yonder well fauoured youth; w:%5c%6 yea tis hee
001.O21.085 y%5t%6 daunceth so diuinely; oh sayd I
001.O21.086 stand still must you daunce there for Company
001.O21.087 Hee droop't; he wept; till one; (who did excell [p.176]
001.O21.088 y%5e%6 Indian in drinking; his tobacco well)
001.O21.089 Mett vs, they talk'd, I whisperd lett vs goe
001.O21.090 May bee y%5u%6 smell him out; truely I doe;
001.O21.091 he heard not mee but on>%Ye%Z< the other side
001.O21.092 a many Couloured pecockes, hauing spide,
001.O21.093 leaues him; and mee, I for my lost sheepe stay
001.O21.094 hee followes; ouertakes; goes on>%Ye%Z< the way
001.O21.095 saying he; whome I last left; all-repute,
001.O21.096 for his >%Ydes%Z<deuice in hansomeing a suit,
001.O21.097 to iudg of lace; pinkes; panes; cut; print, or pleat
001.O21.098 of all the rest to haue the best conceipt,
001.O21.099 o%5r%6 dull Commedians want him, let him goe
001.O21.100 But oh god strengthen thee, why stoop'st thou soe
001.O21.101 Why hath he trauel'd long; no but to mee;
001.O21.102 w%5c%6 vnderstand none; hee doth seeme to bee
001.O21.103 p%Pfect ffrench and Italia%M; I repli'de
001.O21.104 So is the Pope, he answered not but spied
001.O21.105 More men of sort, of port; of qualityes
001.O21.106 at last his loue he in a window spies
001.O21.107 and like light day exhald; he flinges fro%M mee
001.O21.108 Violently rauish't to his leachery
001.O21.109 Many were there he could command no more
001.O21.110 he quarrel'd; fought; bled; & turn'd out of dore
001.O21.111 directly comes to mee hanging his head,
001.O21.112 and constantly awhile must keepe his bed
001.O21.0SS ffinis.|
001.O21.0$$ %1Ll. 27, 28 ind 4 sp.; ll. 99-102 appear in the order 100, 101, 99, 102 & are scribally numbered, 
respectively, 2, 3, 1, 4, in LM, to correct the order; SS at end of l. 112%2