IDENTILIN$$  F004LR1|Burley ms.|ff. 283-85v|T:EWS\o\5-31-83\FM:JSC\x\10-1-96\P&C:JSC\hwt,x\3-23-99
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004.LR1.001  W%+ell: I may now receaue & dy, my sinn
004.LR1.002  indeed is great; but I haue binn
004.LR1.003  in a purgatory: such a feare as hell, is
004.LR1.004  a recreation & scarse mapp of this.
004.LR1.005  my mind nor w%5th%6 prides itch, nor yet hath beene
004.LR1.006  poysned w%5th%6 loue to see or to bee seene,
004.LR1.007  I had no suit at Court [om] [om] [om] [om]
004.LR1.008  [om] [om] [om] [om] \but as C>l<are w%5ch%6 did go          
004.LR1.009  to masse in iest & was faine to disburse         
004.LR1.010  an 100 markes (w%5ch%6 was y%5e%6 statutes curse)
004.LR1.011  before he scapt: so it pleasd my destyny         
004.LR1.012  (guilty of my sinn of going) to thinke me        
004.LR1.013  as prone to ill and of good as forgett%7=%8      
004.LR1.014  full, as proud, as lustfull, & as much in dett   
004.LR1.015  as vayne, as wittles, & as false as they         
004.LR1.016  w%5ch%6 dwelt[sic] in Court>%Y.%Z< for once going y%5t%6 way.
004.LR1.017  therfore I suffred this. towards me did come[sic]
004.LR1.018  a thing more strang then on Nilus slyme y%5e%6 sonne
004.LR1.019  ere bred, or all w%5ch%6 into Noes Arke came
004.LR1.020  a think[sic] w%5ch%6 would haue posd Adam to name
004.LR1.021  straunger then 7 antiquaries studies
004.LR1.022  then Africks monster Gu>a%>i<anas rarities
004.LR1.023  straunger then straung%5r%6s, one who far[sic] a [lc]dane
004.LR1.024  in the [lc]danes Massacre had sure beene slaine
004.LR1.025  if hee had liued then: & w%5th%6out help dies
004.LR1.026  when next y%5e%6 prentises against straungers rise.
004.LR1.027  one whome the watch at noone lets scarce go by
004.LR1.028  one to'whome [sic]th examining Iustice sure would cry
004.LR1.029  s%5r%6 by y%5r%6 preisthood tell me what y%5o%6[sic] are
004.LR1.030  his cloaths were strang though course though[sic] black yet bare
004.LR1.031  sleueles his ierkin was, and it had beene 
004.LR1.032  veluet, but t'was (so much ground was seene)
004.LR1.033  become tufftafata & o%5r%6 children shall
004.LR1.034  see it playne rash a while then nought at all
004.LR1.035  this thing hath travayld & sayth speakes all toungs
004.LR1.036  and also knoweth what to all states belongs
004.LR1.037  made of y%5e%6 accent & best phrase of these
004.LR1.038  hee speakes a language. if strang meat displease
004.LR1.039  art can deceaue or hunger force my tast
004.LR1.040  but pedants motley tong soldiers bombast
004.LR1.041  [lc]montebanke drugtong nor y%5e%6 termes of law
004.LR1.042  are stronge enough p%5r%6paratiues to draw
004.LR1.043  me to here this: but I must bee content
004.LR1.044  w%5th%6 his tong in his tong cald complement
004.LR1.045  in w%5ch%6 he can win widdowes & pay scores
004.LR1.046  make men speak treason cosin sutlest whores
004.LR1.047  out flatter favorites & out lye either [CW:om]
004.LR1.048  Iouius or surius or both togeather [f.283v]
004.LR1.049  he names me & comes to me I whisp%P (god
004.LR1.050  how haue I sinned y%5t%6 thy wraths furious rod
004.LR1.051  this fellow choseth me!) he sayth S%5r%6
004.LR1.052  I like y%5r%6 iudgment whome do y%5o%6 p%5r%6ferr
004.LR1.053  for y%5e%6 best linguist? and I sillyly
004.LR1.054  sayd y%5t%6 I thought Calepines dictionary
004.LR1.055  nay but of men (most sweet S%5r%6) %1Beza%2, then
004.LR1.056  some Iesuits, & 2 reverent men
004.LR1.057  of o%5r%6 2 academies I named: there
004.LR1.058  he stopt me & sayd: nay y%5r%6 apostles were
004.LR1.059  good pretty linguists: & so [lc]pannurge was
004.LR1.060  though a poore gentleman, all these may passe
004.LR1.061  by travayle: then as if he would haue sold
004.LR1.062  his toung he praysd it & such wonders told
004.LR1.063  that I was fayne to say; had y%5o%6 liud S%5r%6
004.LR1.064  tyme enough to haue beene interp%5r%6ter
004.LR1.065  to babells bricklayers sure y%5t%6 towre had stood
004.LR1.066  hee adds if of y%5e%6 court life y%5o%6 knew y%5e%6 good
004.LR1.067  you would leaue lonenes: I sayd not alone
004.LR1.068  my loanes[sic] is! but [lc]spartans fashion
004.LR1.069  to teach by paynting drunkards, I do not tast[sic]
004.LR1.070  Aretines pictures haue made few men chast
004.LR1.071  no more can princes courts (though there bee few
004.LR1.072  better pictures of vice) teach me vertue.
004.LR1.073  he like a high out stretcht lute string squeakd: o S%5r%6
004.LR1.074  tis sweet to talk of kings. at westmister[sic]
004.LR1.075  sayd I the man y%5t%6 keeps y%5e%6 Abbot tombs
004.LR1.076  and for his penny (who ever comes)
004.LR1.077  of all o%5r%6 Henries & o%5r%6 Ed: talks
004.LR1.078  from king to king & not a king will balke[sic]
004.LR1.079  y%5o%6 shall here naught but kings y%5r%6 eyes meet
004.LR1.080  kings only, & the way to it is kingstreet
004.LR1.081  hee smakt & cryed; he'is base mechanik course
004.LR1.082  so are y%5r%6 Englishmen in there discourse
004.LR1.083  are not y%5e%6 frenchmen neat! myne as y%5o%6 see
004.LR1.084  I haue but one now looke hee follows mee
004.LR1.085  certs they are neatly cloathd: I of this mynd am
004.LR1.086  y%5r%6 only wearing is this grogeram
004.LR1.087  not so S%5r%6 I haue more: vnder this pitch
004.LR1.088  hee would not fly! I chafd [om] but as itch
004.LR1.089  scratcht into smart, or as blunt iron ground
004.LR1.090  into an edge hurts worse, so I (foole) found
004.LR1.091  crossing did hurt me: to fitt my sullennes
004.LR1.092  he to another key his style doth dresse
004.LR1.093  and asks, what news? I tell him of new playes [CW:om]
004.LR1.094  he takes my hand & as a still w%5ch%6 stayes [f.284]
004.LR1.095  a sembreif betwixt each drop, so nigardly
004.LR1.096  as loath to enrich me tells he many a ly
004.LR1.097  more then 10 hollensheds or halls or stowes
004.LR1.098  of triviall houshold trash: hee knowes [om] [om]
004.LR1.099  when y%5e%6 queene smild or fround & what
004.LR1.100  a cun%Ming statesman may gather by that
004.LR1.101  he knows who loue[sic], whome & who by poyson
004.LR1.102  hasts to an offices rev%5r%6sion
004.LR1.103  hee knows who hath sold his land & now doth beg
004.LR1.104  licence old iron bootes shoos or eg=
004.LR1.105  shells to transport: shortly boyes shall not play
004.LR1.106  at span counter or blow point but they pay
004.LR1.107  toll to some courtier: & wiser then all vs
004.LR1.108  he knows what Lady is not painted, thus
004.LR1.109  he w%5th%6 >%Yw%Z<home meat tyres[sic] me: I belch, spue, spitt,
004.LR1.110  look pale & sickly like a patient yett
004.LR1.111  hee thrusts more as if he had vndertooke
004.LR1.112  to say Gallobelgic9["us"-symbol] w%5th%6out booke
004.LR1.113  speaks of all states & deeds w%5ch%6 haue bene since
004.LR1.114  the spaniards came to the losse of Amience.
004.LR1.115  like a big wife at sight of loathed meat
004.LR1.116  ready to travayle so I sight[sic] & sweat
004.LR1.117  to heare this Macaron talke in vayne for yet
004.LR1.118  either my humor or his owne to fitt
004.LR1.119  hee like a privelidg[sic] spy whome nothing can
004.LR1.120  discredit libells now against each >%Vgreat< ma%M
004.LR1.121  he names a price for every office payd
004.LR1.122  how o%5r%6 wars thriue [om] because they are delayd
004.LR1.123  how y%5t%6 offices are entayld and y%5t%6 ther are
004.LR1.124  p%Ppetuities of them lasting a[sic] far
004.LR1.125  as the last day & that great officers
004.LR1.126  do w%5th%6 y%5e%6 pirats share & dunkerkers
004.LR1.127  who wasts in meats in cloth in horse he notes
004.LR1.128  who loueth whores who boyes who goates
004.LR1.129  I more amazd then Circes prisoners when 
004.LR1.130  they fealt them selues turne beast: felt my self the%M
004.LR1.131  becom%Ming traytor: And my[sic] thought I saw
004.LR1.132  one of o%5r%6 giant statutes[sic] ope his iaw
004.LR1.133  to suck me in for hereing him: I found
004.LR1.134  that as burnt venomd letchers might grow sound
004.LR1.135  by giuing others there soares so I might grow
004.LR1.136  guilty & hee free: therfore did I shew
004.LR1.137  all signes of loathing: but since I am in
004.LR1.138  I must pay myne & my forefathers sin
004.LR1.139  to y%5e%6 last farthing: therfore to my powre
004.LR1.140  toughly I bare this cross but y%5e%6 houre
004.LR1.141  of my redemption now was come he tryes to bring
004.LR1.142  me to pay a fine to scap his torturing [CW:om]
004.LR1.143  and sayth S%5r%6 can y%5o%6 spare me I sayd willingly [f.284v]
004.LR1.144  nay S%5r%6 can y%5o%6 spare me a crowne thankfuly I
004.LR1.145  gaue as a ransome but as fidlers still
004.LR1.146  though they bee payd to be gone, yet will
004.LR1.147  thrust some more Ieggs vpon y%5o%6 so did hee
004.LR1.148  w%5th%6 his complementall thanks vex me
004.LR1.149  but hee is gone thanks to his needy want
004.LR1.150  and y%5e%6 p%5r%6rogatiue of my crowne: scant
004.LR1.151  his thanks were ended, when I (who did see
004.LR1.152  all y%5e%6 court fild w%5th%6 more strang things the%M hee)
004.LR1.153  ran from thence w%5th%6 such or more hast the%M one
004.LR1.154  who feares more actions hasts fro%M prison
004.LR1.155  at home in wholsome solitarines
004.LR1.156  my piteous soule began, the wretchednes
004.LR1.157  of sutors at court to mourne, & a traunce
004.LR1.158  (like him who dreamd he saw hell) did advaunce
004.LR1.159  it self ore me & such as hee saw there
004.LR1.160  saw I at court and more and worse: loe feare
004.LR1.161  becomes y%5e%6 guilty, not y%5e%6 accuser, why should I then
004.LR1.162  (being nones slaue) of high borne or raysd men
004.LR1.163  f%Yro%Z>%5eare%6< frownes: and my m%5rs%6.["."last] truth betray thee
004.LR1.164  to y%5e%6 huffing bragga%Mt[sic] puft nobility
004.LR1.165  no, no, thou w%5ch%6 since yesterday hast beene
004.LR1.166  almost about y%5e%6 world, hast thou seene
004.LR1.167  (o sun%M) in all thy iorney vanity
004.LR1.168  such as swells y%5e%6 bladder of y%5e%6 court? I
004.LR1.169  think hee w%5ch%6 y%5e%6 waxen garden brought, and
004.LR1.170  transported it fro%M Italy to stand
004.LR1.171  w%5th%6 vs at London: flouts our p%5r%6sence, for
004.LR1.172  iust such gay painted things, w%5ch%6 no sap, nor
004.LR1.173  tast haue in them; ours are. and some naturall
004.LR1.174  braunches of y%5e%6 stocke are there fruits bastard all.
004.LR1.175  tis ten a clock & past: all whome y%5e%6 mewes
004.LR1.176  baloune tennis diet or y%5e%6 stews
004.LR1.177  had all y%5e%6 fornoone held: now y%5e%6 second
004.LR1.178  tyme of[sic] day made ready in flocks are found
004.LR1.179  in y%5e%6 p%5r%6sence & I (god p%Pdon me)
004.LR1.180  as fresh and sweet there aparralls bee, as bee
004.LR1.181  y%5e%6 feilds they sold to buy y%5m%6: for a king
004.LR1.182  those hose are cryes those flatterers w%5ch%6 bring
004.LR1.183  them next vnto y%5e%6 theater to sell.
004.LR1.184  wants reach all states. me thinks they do as well
004.LR1.185  at stage as court: all are players. who ere looks
004.LR1.186  (for them selues dares[sic] not go) on cheapside bookes
004.LR1.187  shall find there wardrope%>>wardrops< inventory: now [CW:om]
004.LR1.188  the ladies come, as pirats w%5ch%6 did know [f.285]
004.LR1.189  that there came weake vessells fraught w%5th%6 cochinell
004.LR1.190  the men board them & praise (as they think well)
004.LR1.191  there beauties they y%5e%6 mens witts, both ar bought
004.LR1.192  why good witts were scarlet I thought
004.LR1.193  this cause these mens witts for speeches buy
004.LR1.194  and wome%M buy all reds w%5ch%6 scarlet dy.
004.LR1.195om                                                                       
004.LR1.196om                                                                       
004.LR1.197  Would not Heraclyt9[us] laugh to see Macrine                         
004.LR1.198  from hat to shoe at dore him self refine                             
004.LR1.199  (as if y%5e%6 p%5r%6sence were a mesquite) & lift                    
004.LR1.200  his cloake & call his cloathes to shrift?                            
004.LR1.201  making y%5m%6 confesss[sic] not only mortall                        
004.LR1.202  great staynes & holes but also veniall                               
004.LR1.203  feathers & dust by w%5ch%6 they fornicate                            
004.LR1.204  and by dures[sic] rule survays y%5e%6 state                          
004.LR1.205  of his each lim%M, & w%5th%6 strings y%5e%6 odds tryes         
004.LR1.206  fro%M his %Yeach%Z>%5neck%6< to his wast fro%M wast to his thies.
004.LR1.207  so >%5in%6< imaculate cloathes & sim%Metry                         
004.LR1.208  p%Pfect as circles w%5th%6 such amity                                
004.LR1.209  (as a yong preacher at his first tyme goes                           
004.LR1.210  to preach) he enters in & a ladies hand w%5ch%6 owes                 
004.LR1.211  not so mutch as good will, hee straight arests                       
004.LR1.212  & vnto hir p%Ptests p%Ptests p%Ptests                                
004.LR1.213  so much as at Rome would serve to haue throwne                       
004.LR1.214  ten cardinals into y%5e%6 inquisition
004.LR1.215  & whisp%Ps so often by Iesu that a
004.LR1.216  pursiuant would haue ravisht him away
004.LR1.217  for saying our ladies psalter: but tis fitt
004.LR1.218  that they each other plague, they merit it.
004.LR1.219  but here come[sic] Glorious y%5t%6 will plague y%5m%6 both
004.LR1.220  who in an other extreame only doth
004.LR1.221  call a rough carelesnes good fashion
004.LR1.222  whose cloake his spurrs [sic]teares, whome he spits on
004.LR1.223  he cares not, his ill words do no harme
004.LR1.224  to him: he rusheth in as if arme arme
004.LR1.225  hee came to cry & though >%5his%6< face be as ill
004.LR1.226  as who in old hangings whipt Christ, still
004.LR1.227  yet hee striues to looke worse & keeps all in awe
004.LR1.228  iests like a licen*d%>licen>s<d foole com%Mands like lawe
004.LR1.229  tyr'd I leaue this place & but pleased so
004.LR1.230  as men w%5ch%6 fro%M galley to executio%M go
004.LR1.231  I go through y%5e%6 great chamber; why is y%5t%6 hong
004.LR1.232  w%5th%6 y%5e%6 7 deadly sins? being among
004.LR1.233  those Ascaparts men big enough to throw
004.LR1.234  charing crosse for a bar: men w%5ch%6 do know [CW:om]
004.LR1.235  no token of worth: but queens man & fine [f.285v]
004.LR1.236  swallowing barrells of beere flagons of wine
004.LR1.237  I shoke lyke a spied spy. preachers w%5ch%6 are
004.LR1.238  great seas of witt, & art, y%5o%6 can then dare
004.LR1.239  drowne y%5e%6 sins of this place: for for me
004.LR1.240  who am a skant brooke it enough shall bee
004.LR1.241  to wash y%5eir%6 staynes away. though I yett
004.LR1.242  w%5th%6 Machabees modesty haue not y%5e%6 merit
004.LR1.243  of my cou'd[sic] [sic]lesson, yet some wise men shall
004.LR1.244  (I hope) esteeme my witts[sic] canonicall.|
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