IDENTILIN$$  File F014H03 Harvard, Eng. 966.1\f 27r-v\M:GL\P:DF\o\5-7-92\C:JSC
014.H03.0HEom
014.H03.001  Till I haue peace with thee warre other men
014.H03.002  And when I haue peace can I leaue thee then
014.H03.003  All other warres are scrupulous, onely thou
014.H03.004  (o faire free Citty) may'st thy self allowe
014.H03.005  To any one in Flanders, whoe can tell
014.H03.006  whether the Maister presse or men rebell?
014.H03.007  Onely wee knowe that w%5c%6h all Idiotts say
014.H03.008  They beare moste blowes w%5c%6h come to parte the fray
014.H03.009  France in her lunatique giddinesse did hate
014.H03.010  Euer our men, yea and our God of late
014.H03.011  Yet she relyes vpon our Angells well
014.H03.012  whiche neuer returne noe more theen they w%5c%6h fell
014.H03.013  Sicke Ireland is with a stronge war possest
014.H03.014  Like to an Ague nowe raigneing[var.>>raginge<<] nowe at rest
014.H03.015  w%5c%6h tyme will cure yet it will doe her good
014.H03.016  If she were purg'd and her head vaine let blood
014.H03.017  And Midas ioyes our Spanishe iourneys giue,
014.H03.018  wee touche all gold, but finde noe food to liue
014.H03.019  And I should be in the hott parchinge clyme
014.H03.020  To duste and ashes turn'd before my tyme
014.H03.021  To mew men[var.>>me<<] in a Ship is to inthrall
014.H03.022  Mee in a prison that were like to fall
014.H03.023  Or in a Cloyster saue that men there dwell
014.H03.024  In a Calme heau'n, here in a swaggring Hell
014.H03.025  Longe voyages are longe Consumptions
014.H03.026  And ships are Cartes for Executions
014.H03.027  Yea they are deathes it is all one to fly
014.H03.028  Into another world as 'tis to dye.| [CW:om]
014.H03.029  Heere let me war, in these armes let me lye [27v]
014.H03.030  Heere let me parlee, batter bleed, and dye,
014.H03.031  Thine%Y**%Z armes imprison me, and my armes thee
014.H03.032  Thy heart the ransome is, take myne from me
014.H03.033  Other men war that they their rest may gaine
014.H03.034  But we will rest that we may fight againe
014.H03.035  These wars the ignorant, these the experienc't loue
014.H03.036  These wee are allwayes vnder, here aboue
014.H03.037  These engins far off breed a iust true feare
014.H03.038  Neer thrusts stabbs, pickles, yea bullets hurt not here
014.H03.039  Theire lyes are wrongs, here safe vprightly ly
014.H03.040  There men kill man, wee'le make one by and by
014.H03.041  Thou noethinge I not half soe much shall doe
014.H03.042  In these warrs as they which from vs twoe
014.H03.043  Shall springe thousands we see which trauell not
014.H03.044  To war, but stay, Swords, armes and shott
014.H03.045  To make at home and shall not I doe then
014.H03.046  More glorious seruice, staying to make men.|
014.H03.0SS  I. D.  
014.H03.0$$  no ind; no header; l. 1, "St. ms. 156." in 2d hand
             in lm; l. 24, "y" in 2d hand pencil above 1st "y" in
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