IDENTILIN$$  File F012O340  Rawl poet 117\ff.213-212v (rev)\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-3-92\C:JSC
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012.O34.001  Oh let me not serue soe, as those men serue.
012.O34.002  Whome honors smoakes, at once %Yflatter%Z->>fatten<, and starue.
012.O34.003  Porely inricht w%5th%6 great mens words, or lookes.
012.O34.004  nor wright my name, so in thy lovinge bookes.
012.O34.005  As those Idolatrous Flatteres, w%5ch%6 still
012.O34.006  Ther princes styles w%5th%6 many wrealmes fulfill.
012.O34.007  Whence they no tribute haue, nor whear no sway
012.O34.008  such seruices, I offer as shall pay
012.O34.009  Themselues; I hate dead names, oh then let me
012.O34.010  fauoryte in ordinary, or no fauorite bee.
012.O34.011  When my soule was in %Ymy%Z->>hir< owne body sheathde
012.O34.012  Nor by oathes betrothed, nor by kisses breathd
012.O34.013  Int (my purgatory) faythless thee.
012.O34.014  Thy heart seamde waxe; and steele thy constancye.
012.O34.015  So careless flowers strowed one the waters face.
012.O34.016  The Curled whirlepoles, sucke, smacke, and ymbrace.
012.O34.017  Yit drownes them; So the tapers beamy eye
012.O34.018  amorously twincklinge, be%Ygg%Z>ck<ins the giddy flye
012.O34.019  Yit burnes his winges? and so the deuill is
012.O34.020  Scarce visitinge them, who are intirely his.
012.O34.021  When I behold a streame w%5ch%6 from the springe
012.O34.022  doth w%5th%6 dolefull mellodyes murmuringe
012.O34.023  or in a speachless slumber calmely ride
012.O34.024  his wedded channels bosome and thee chyde.
012.O34.025  And bend hir browes, and swell, yf any bowe.
012.O34.026  doth stoope downe but to kiss his vpmost browe.
012.O34.027  y%5t%6->>yit< yf hir >%Voften< gnawinge kisses winne,
012.O34.028  The trayterous bankes %Ydoe%Z->>to< gape to let hir in
012.O34.029  she rusheth violently and doth diuorce
012.O34.030  hir from hir natiue, and hir longe kept course
012.O34.031  And roares, and braues it, and in gallant scorne
012.O34.032  in flattering Eddyes, promisinge returne
012.O34.033  She flo%Ya%Z>u<te>s< %Yher%Z->>the< channell, who thence forth is dry
012.O34.034  Then say I it is shee, and this am I
012.O34.035  yit let not thy deep bitterness begett
012.O34.036  carelies despayre of me: for that will whett [CW:om]
012.O34.037  my mynde to scorne, and a loue dulde w%5th%6 payne [212v]  
012.O34.038  was near so wise, nor well armde as disdaynde
012.O34.039  Then w%5th%6 newe eyes, I shall suruey thee, and spye
012.O34.040  death in thy lookes, and darkeness in thyne eye
012.O34.041  Though hope bred fayth, and loue thus taught I shall.
012.O34.042  (As nations doe from Rome) from thy loue falle.
012.O34.043  my hate shall >%Vore<growe thyne and vtterly
012.O34.044  I will renounce thy dallyance, and when I
012.O34.045  am thy recusant in that resolute state
012.O34.046  what hurtes it me to be excom%Municate|
012.O34.0SSom    
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