IDENTILIN$$  X015O22| Eng. Poet. f.25|f.17r-v\JSC\mf\9-23-94\prf EWS 9-5-97 mf
015.O22.HE1  %XD%5r%6 Dun%Me to his M%5rs%6 goeing to bed.
015.O22.001  Come Madame, come, all rest my powers defye
015.O22.002  Vntill I labour, I in labour dye
015.O22.003  The foe ofttimes haveing y%5e%6 foe in sight
015.O22.004  Is tyr'd w%5th%6 standing, though they never fight.
015.O22.005  off w%5th%6 y%5t%6 girdle like heavens Zone glittering
015.O22.006  But a farre fayrer world encompassing.
015.O22.007  Vnpin y%5t%6 spangled breastplate, w%5ch%6 yow weare,
015.O22.008  That y%5e%6 eyes of busy fooles may be stopt there.
015.O22.009  Vnlace yourselfe for y%5t%6 harmonious chime
015.O22.010  Tell me from yow, y%5t%6 now it is bedtime.
015.O22.011  Off w%5th%6 y%5t%6 happy buske w%5ch%6 I envy
015.O22.012  That still can be & still can stand so nigh.
015.O22.013  Your gowne going off such beautyes state reveale%Ys%Z
015.O22.014  As whe%M from flowry meades y%5e%6 hilles shadowes steale.
015.O22.015  Off w%5th%6 your wiery Coronet and shew
015.O22.016  The happy diademe w%5ch%6 one your head doth grow.
015.O22.017  Now off w%5th%6 these neet shoes, & softly tread
015.O22.018  In this loves hallowed Temple this soft bed.
015.O22.019  In such white robes Heavens Angells vse to bee
015.O22.020  Received by men. Thow Angells bringst w%5th%6 thee
015.O22.021  a Heaven like Mahomets Paradise; and though
015.O22.022  Ill spirits walke in white, we easyely know
015.O22.023  By this these Angells from an evill sprite
015.O22.024  Those set our hayre, but these our flesh vpright.
015.O22.025  Licence my roving handes, and let them goe,
015.O22.026  Behinde, Before, Above, Beneath, Below.
015.O22.027  O my America, my new-found land
015.O22.028  My Kingdome safest when w%5th%6 one man man'd.
015.O22.029  My mine of pretious stones, my Empery
015.O22.030  How blest am I in thus discovering thee.
015.O22.031  To enter >%Vin< those bandes is to be free,
015.O22.032  There where my hand is set, my seale shalbee.
015.O22.033  ffull nakednes all ioy is due to thee,
015.O22.034  As soules vnbodied, bodyes vncloath'd must bee.
015.O22.035  To tast whole ioyes. gem%Mes w%5ch%6 women vse
015.O22.036  Are y%5e%6 Athlantaes balls, cast in mens views
015.O22.037  That when a fooles life lieth on a gem%Me
015.O22.038  His earthly soule %Y*%Z#may covet yow, not them.
015.O22.039  Like pictures, or like bookes, gay covering made
015.O22.040  ffor Laymen, are all women thus arayd.
015.O22.041  Themselves are misticke bookes, w%5ch%6 onely wee [f.17v]
015.O22.042  Whome their imputed grace will signifye
015.O22.043  Must see reveal'd; then since y%5t%6 I may know
015.O22.044  As liberally as to thy Midwife show
015.O22.045  Thy selfe, cast all yea this white lin%Men hence
015.O22.046  There is no pen%Maunce due to In%Mocence
015.O22.047  To teach thee I am naked first, why than
015.O22.048  W%5t%6 needest thow have more coverings y%5n%6 a man.|
015.O22.0SSom
015.O22.0$$  %1Final piping resembles checkmark, but piping's his usual 
             ending; looks like he made a crummy "I" & rewrote it at end of 
             l.46--couldn't have been the missing "to"; often hard to 
             distinguish whether compound words are meant as one or two words; 
             a couple of his l.c. "i"s have descenders like "j"s.%2