IDENTILIN$$ F012SN2|ms. 2060 (Hawthornden ms. VIII)|ff.246r-v\EWS\o\6-16-83\P:TJS-EWS\mf\9-6-93\C:JSC
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012.SN2.015 so carelesse flowrs strawd on the waters face
012.SN2.016 the curled whirlepoles suth, smake & embrace,
012.SN2.017 yet drown them; so the Tapers beamy eie
012.SN2.018 amorouslie twinckling, beckens the giddy flye
012.SN2.019 yet burns his wings; and such the deuill is
012.SN2.020 Scarse visiting who ar intearlie his.
012.SN2.021 When I behold a streame which from the springs
012.SN2.022 doth with doubtfull melodiouss murmuring>%Ys%Z<
012.SN2.023 or in a speachelesse slomber calmlie ride
012.SN2.024 her wedded channells bosome, and then chide
012.SN2.025 and bend her brows, and swell if anay bow
012.SN2.026 doe but steppe down, to kyss her vpmost brow
012.SN2.027 Yet if her often gnawing kisses wine
012.SN2.028 the traitrous banck to gape & let her in
012.SN2.029 she rusheth violentlie and doth diuorce [f. 246v]
012.SN2.030 her from her natiue and her long keept Course
012.SN2.031 and roares and braues it, and in gallant skorne
012.SN2.032 In flattering eddyes promissing returne
012.SN2.033 she flouts the channell who thence forth is drye
012.SN2.034 then saye I that is she & this is I.
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012.SN2.039 Then w%5t%6 new eies I shall suruey & spie
012.SN2.040 death in thy cheeks & darkenesse in thy eie
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012.SN2.0$$ %1HE in LM; l. 34 was inserted by scribe between lines 33 and 39; file made by CMR from EWS HWT%2