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015.F04.0HE  D.%5r%6 Donne. /Going to bedd. 
015.F04.001  Come Mistresse; all rest my powers defie, 
015.F04.002  Vntill I labour, I in labour lie->>lye<:
015.F04.003  The Foe oft times having his foe in sight,
015.F04.004  Is tir'd with standing though hee never fight.
015.F04.005  Off with that wast, like Heavens Zone glittering,
015.F04.006  But a farre fairer world incompassing;
015.F04.007  Unpinne that spangled brest plate that you were->>weare<,
015.F04.008  That th'eies of busy fooles may bee stopp'd there:
015.F04.009  Unlace yo%5r%6 selfe, for that harmonious chime 
015.F04.010  Tells mee from you, that now 'tis yo%5r%6 Bed-time.
015.F04.011  Off with that happy Buske that I envie;
015.F04.012  That still can bee, and still will bee >%Vso< nigh:
015.F04.013  Yo%5r%6 gowne going off such beauteous state reveales,
015.F04.014  As when through flowrie meads Hill shaddows steales.
015.F04.015  Off with that wiery Coronett, and shew,
015.F04.016  The hairie Diademe, that on you doth grow.
015.F04.017  Now off with thoses shooes, and then safely tread
015.F04.018  In this Loves hallowed Temple, this soft bedd.
015.F04.019  In such white robes Heavens Angels us'd to bee
015.F04.020  Receiv'd by men; thou (Angell) broughtst with thee 
015.F04.021  A Heaven like Mahomets Paradise%Y*%Z. And though
015.F04.022  All spirits walke in white, wee easily know
015.F04.023  By this these Angells from an evill spright:
015.F04.024  They sett o%5r%6 haires, but these o%5r%6 flesh upright.
015.F04.025  Licence my ro>%Va<ving hands; and let them goe
015.F04.026  Before, behind, betweene, above, below.
015.F04.027  O my America, my new found land,
015.F04.028  My kingdom**->>kingdomes'< safest, when with one man mann'd;
015.F04.029  My mine of precious Stones, my Emperie:
015.F04.030  How blest am I in this discovering thee!
015.F04.031  To 'enter into these bonds, is to bee free;
015.F04.032  There where my hand is sett, my seale shall bee.
015.F04.033  Fu#ll nakednes all ioies belong to thee:
015.F04.034  As soules unbodied, Bodies uncloth'd should bee.
015.F04.035  To tast whose ioies, gem%Mes that you women use
015.F04.036  Art as Atlanta's balls, cast in mens views;
015.F04.037  That when a Fooles eye lighteth on a gem%Me, [f.41]
015.F04.038  His earthly eye might covett that, not them.
015.F04.039  Like unto books with gaudy coverings, made
015.F04.040  For lay men, are all women thus arraid;
015.F04.041  Themselues are only Mistick books, where wee
015.F04.042  Whom their imputed grace will dignifie,
015.F04.043  Must see reveal'd. Then sweet since I must know,
015.F04.044  As liberally as to a Midwife show
015.F04.045  Thy selfe; cast all, yea this white linnen hence:
015.F04.046  Here is no Pennance due to Innocence.
015.F04.047  To teach thee, I am naked first; why than
015.F04.048  What needst thou have more clothing then a Man?
015.F04.0SSom
015.F04.0$$  sp skipped between ll. 26$27; ind????