IDENTILIN$$  F008TT2  Dalhousie 2 \ff.9-10\EWS\o\17 Dec. 1986
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008.TT2.001  Not that in colour it was like thy haire [f. 9]
008.TT2.002  for armletts of that thou mayest lett me weare
008.TT2.003  nor that thy hand itt oft embrace->embrac>%Ye%Z<t and kiste
008.TT2.004  for soe it had that good w%5ch%6 oft I miste
008.TT2.005  nor for that sillie old Morralitie
008.TT2.006  that as those %Yp%Zli>>n<<nks were tyed our loue should be
008.TT2.007  Mourne I that I thy seauen fould chine have lost
008.TT2.008  Nor for the lucke sake but the bigger cost
008.TT2.009  Oh shall twelue righteous Angells w%5ch%6 as yett
008.TT2.010  No leauen of vile soder did admitt
008.TT2.011  Nor yet by any fault have strayed, or gone
008.TT2.012  ffrom the first state of there creatyon
008.TT2.013  Angelles w%5ch%6 heaven commanded to provide
008.TT2.014  all thinges to me and be my faithfull guide
008.TT2.015  To gaine new freindes to appease greate enimies
008.TT2.016  to comforth my soule when I lie or rise
008.TT2.017  Shall these twelue Inocents by thy severe
008.TT2.018  Sentence dread Iudge my sinnes greate burden beare
008.TT2.019  Shall they be damnd, and in the furnace throwne
008.TT2.020  And punished for offences not there owne
008.TT2.021  they save not me, they doe not ease my paines
008.TT2.022  When in that hell, they are burnt and tyed in cheanes
008.TT2.023  where->w>>a<<ere they but crownes of ffrance I cared not
008.TT2.024  ffor moste of them there naturall contrie rott
008.TT2.025  I thinke possesseth! they come >>%Y<<t>>%Z<<here to vs
008.TT2.026  So leane so pale so lame so >>r<<*>>%Vu<<ainous
008.TT2.027  And howsoever french kinges most christian bee
008.TT2.028  there crownes are circumcised moste Iuishly
008.TT2.029  Or were they Spanish stamps still trauailinge
008.TT2.030  That are become as catholique as there kinge
008.TT2.031  Those vnlicked bare whelps vnfild pistoletts
008.TT2.032  that more then cannon shott availes or lettes
008.TT2.033  w%5ch%6 negligently left vnrounded looke
008.TT2.034  like many Angled figures in the booke
008.TT2.035  Of some greate coniurer w%5ch%6 would insorce
008.TT2.036  Nature as these doe iustice from there cource
008.TT2.037M which as the soule quickes head feet and hart
008.TT2.038  of streames like vaines runnes through the earth every part
008.TT2.039  Visitt all contries and have slilie made
008.TT2.040  Gorgeous ffrance ruined rugged and decayed
008.TT2.041  Scottland w%5ch%6 knew no state proud in one day
008.TT2.042  And mangled seaventeene headed Belgia
008.TT2.043  Or were it such gold as that we>>a<<re w%5th%6all
008.TT2.044  Almightie chimicks from each Minerall
008.TT2.045  havinge by subtill fier a soule out puld
008.TT2.046  are durtilie and desparatly guld
008.TT2.047  I would not spitt to quench the fire they were in
008.TT2.048  ffor they are guiltie of much haynous sinne
008.TT2.049  But shall my harmeles Angells perish shall
008.TT2.050  I loose my gaurd my head my foot my all?
008.TT2.051  Much hope w%5ch%6 they should norish will be dead
008.TT2.052  much of my able youth and lustie head
008.TT2.053  will vanish if thou loue lett them alone
008.TT2.054  ffor thou wilt love me lesse when they are gone
008.TT2.055  Oh be content that some loud speakinge->>squakinge< cryer
008.TT2.056  Well pleasd w%5th%6 one leane thred bare groat for hier
008.TT2.057  May like a deuell rore through every street [f. 9v]
008.TT2.058  and gall the fingers->>finders< conscience if he meet
008.TT2.059  Or lett me meete w%5th%6 some dread coniurer
008.TT2.060  w%5ch%6 w%5th%6 fantasticke Sceanes fills full much paper
008.TT2.061  W%5ch%6 haue deuided Heauen in tenementes
008.TT2.062  And w%5th%6 whores theaues and Murtherers stuft his rentes
008.TT2.063  So full that though he passe them all in sinne
008.TT2.064  he leaues himselfe no roome to enter in
008.TT2.065  And if when all his art and tyme is spent
008.TT2.066  he say twill neere be found  (oh be content
008.TT2.067  Receive from him the doome vngrudgingly
008.TT2.068  Because he is the mouth of destinye
008.TT2.069  Thou saist alas the gould doth still remaine
008.TT2.070  though it be chainged and put into a cheane
008.TT2.071  Soe in the first fallen Angells resteth still
008.TT2.072  Wisdome and knowledge but tis turned to ill
008.TT2.073  As these should doe good workes and should provide
008.TT2.074  Necessaties but now must nurse thy pride
008.TT2.075  And they still bad Angelles mine are none
008.TT2.076  ffor forme giues beeinge and there forme is gone
008.TT2.077  Pittie these Angells yet there dignities
008.TT2.078  passe vertues powers and principallities
008.TT2.079  But thou art resolute thy will be done
008.TT2.080  yet w%5th%6 such anguish as her onely sonne
008.TT2.081  The Mother in the hungrie grave doth lay
008.TT2.082  vnto the frier these Martirs I betray
008.TT2.083  good soules for you give lite->li>>f<<e to every thinge
008.TT2.084  good Angelles for good messages you bringe
008.TT2.085  desdaind->des>>t<<ind you might have been to such a one
008.TT2.086  As would have loved and worshippt you alone
008.TT2.087  One w%5ch%6 would suffer hunger Nakednes
008.TT2.088  Yea death ere he would make your number lesse
008.TT2.089  %V>>but I am gultie of your sade decay,<<
008.TT2.090  May your fellowes w%5th%6 me longer stay
008.TT2.091  But oh thou wreched finder whome I hate
008.TT2.092  So much that I almoste pittie thy estate
008.TT2.093  Gould beinge the heauiest mettell amongst all
008.TT2.094  May my moste heauie course vpon the fall
008.TT2.095  Here fettred manacled and hanged in cheanes
008.TT2.096  first maiste thou be then chaind to hellish paines
008.TT2.097  or be w%5th%6 forraigne gould bribd to betray
008.TT2.098  thy conterie and faile boath of that and thy pay
008.TT2.099  May the next thinge thou stopot->sto>%Vo<pst to reach contayne
008.TT2.100  poyson whose nimble fume rott thy moyste brane
008.TT2.101  Or lybells or some interdicted thinge
008.TT2.102  w%5ch%6 negligently kept thy ruine bringe
008.TT2.103  Lust breedes deseases rott the, and dwell w%5th%6 thee
008.TT2.104  If->I>>tchie<<%Ythy%Z desire and noe abilletie
008.TT2.105  May all the hurt that ever gould hat>>h<< wrongt
008.TT2.106  All mischeifes w%5ch%6 all duells->d>>i<<u>>i<<lls ever thought
008.TT2.107  want after plentie poore, and goutie age
008.TT2.108  The plages of trauellers loue and Marriage
008.TT2.109  Afflict thee, and at thy liues last moment
008.TT2.110  May thy swolne sinnes themselves to the present
008.TT2.111  But I forgive repent thou honest man
008.TT2.112  gould is restorytive restore it then
008.TT2.113  Or if w%5th%6 it thou beest loath to departe [f. 10]
008.TT2.114  Because tis cordiall would twere at thy hart
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