IDENTILIN$$ F015.B43/ BL Sloane 542 (f.11r-v)/TJS/6-24-91/cor GAS/o/7-25-92
015.B43.0HE D%5r%6 Dunne his verses to his Mistresse->>Mistrisse<
015.B43.001 Cume Mistriss cume all rest my powers defie
015.B43.002 Vntill I labor->>labour<, I in labours->>laboure< lie
015.B43.003 The foe oftimes hauing the foe in sight
015.B43.004 Is tired w%5th%6 standing though he neuer fight
015.B43.005 Off w%5th%6 that wast like heauens zone glitteringe
015.B43.006 But a farr fairer world encompassinge
015.B43.007 Vnpine that spangled brestplate w%5ch%6 you weare
015.B43.008 That y%5e%6 eis of busy fooles may be stopped there.
015.B43.009 Vnlase thy selfe, for that harmoniouse chime
015.B43.010 Tells me from you that now tis bead time
015.B43.011 Offe w%5th%6 that happy buske that I enuie
015.B43.012 That still cann be & still can stande so nigh
015.B43.013 Thy gounde going of such beautiouse state reueale
015.B43.014 As through flowery meads hills shaddows steale
015.B43.015 Off w%5th%6 that->>youre< faire wiery Coronet & show
015.B43.016 The hary->>heary< diadem %Ydoth%Z %Ygrow%Z that on you doth growe
015.B43.017 Now off w%5th%6 these shooes, & then safly tread
015.B43.018 In loues hallowed temple, this soft bead
015.B43.019 In such whit robes heauens angells->>Angells< vse to be 
015.B43.020 Receiued by men. Thou Angel bright w%5th%6 thee 
015.B43.021 A heauen %Y&%Z %Ypa**ed%Z >like< Mahomets paradise, & though
015.B43.022 All Spritts walke in white you easily know
015.B43.023 By this these Angells from an euill Spirit
015.B43.024 They set oure haires but these our flesh upright
015.B43.025 Licenc my rouening hands, & let them goe
015.B43.026 Before, behinde, betweene->>beneath<, aboue, below,
015.B43.027 O my America my new found land
015.B43.028 My kingdome safest when w%5th%6 one tis mand
015.B43.029 My mine of pretiouse stones, my Empiere
015.B43.030 How blest am I in now discoueri*->>discouering< thee 
015.B43.031 To enter in these bands is to be free [f. 11v
015.B43.032 Then where my hande is set my seale shalbe
015.B43.033 Full->>Sweete< nakedness, all ioys belong->>are due< to thee
015.B43.034 As Souls vnbodied; %Yso%Z bodies naked->>vncloth'd< should bee
015.B43.035 To tast whole ioyes; gemms w%5ch%6 %Yyou%Z weomen vse
015.B43.036 Ar as Atlatus->>Atlantus<; balls cast in mens veiwes
015.B43.037 That when a fooles eie liteth on a gemme
015.B43.038 His earthly eies may couet theirs not them
015.B43.039 Like vnto bookes w%5th%6 gaudy couering made
015.B43.040 For lay men, ar all weomen thus arayed
015.B43.041 Themselues are only mistikt->>misticke< books, w%5ch%6 %Ywe%Z >only we<
015.B43.042 whome ther imp%Pted grace will dignifie
015.B43.043 Must be->>haue< reuealed; then sweet->>since< >that< I must->>may< know
015.B43.044 As freely as vnto a midwiff show %Ythy%Z %Yselfe%Z
015.B43.045 Thy selfe: cast all, yea this whit linnen he**se->>hence<
015.B43.046 Here is no pennance due to innocence
015.B43.047 To teach the I am naked first: why then
015.B43.048 what needs haue mor clothing then a man.X
015.B43.0SSom                                                                   
015.B43.0$$ %1no ind; GAS says all changes are scribal%2