IDENTILIN$$  F016H030 Harvard, Eng. 966.1\ff 21v-22r\pp 42-3\M:GL\P:DF\o\5-8-92\C:JSC  
016.H03.0HE  Elegie
016.H03.001  Allthoughe thy hand, and faithe, and good workes too
016.H03.002  Haue seald' thy loue, which noethinge should vndoe
016.H03.003  Yea thoughe thou fall backe. that Apostacy
016.H03.004  Confirmes thy loue, yet muche muche I feare thee
016.H03.005  weomen are like the Artes forc't vnto none
016.H03.006  Open to all searchers, vnprizd' if vnknowne
016.H03.007  If I haue caught a bird and let her fly
016.H03.008  Another fooler vsinge those means as I
016.H03.009  May catche the same bird and as these things bee
016.H03.010  weomen are made for men, not him, or mee
016.H03.011  Foxes and Goates all beastes change when they please
016.H03.012  Shall women more hote, wildly[var.>>wily<<] wilde then these
016.H03.013  Bee bound to me[var.>>one<<] man? and did nature then
016.H03.014  Idlely make them apter to endure then men?| [CW:They are.|]
016.H03.015  They are our clogs and their owne, if a man bee [22]
016.H03.016  Chain'd to a Galley, yet the Gally'es free
016.H03.017  Whoe hathe a ploud land, casts all his seed corne there
016.H03.018  And yet allowes his ground more corne should beare
016.H03.019  Thoughe Danuby into the Sea muste flow
016.H03.020  The Sea receius the Rhyne, Volga, and %YP**%ZPo
016.H03.021  By nature w%5c%6h gaue it this libertye
016.H03.022  Thou lou'st but o%C canst thou loue it and me?
016.H03.023  Likenesse glewes loue, then if soe thou doe
016.H03.024  To make vs like and loue must I change too?
016.H03.025  More then thy hate I hate it, rather let mee
016.H03.026  Allowe her change, than change as oft as shee
016.H03.027  And soe not teache but force my opinion
016.H03.028  To loue not any one, nor euery one
016.H03.029  To liue in one Land is Captiuitye
016.H03.030  To runne all Countryes is wilde rogery.
016.H03.031  (waters stinke soone if in a place they bide
016.H03.032  And in the vaste Sea are worse putrifye'd
016.H03.033  But when they kisse one banke and leaueing this
016.H03.034  Neuer looke backe, but the next bancke doe kisse
016.H03.035  Then they are purest, change in[var.>>is<<] the nursery
016.H03.036  of musicke, joy, life, and eternitye.|
016.H03.0SS  I. D.|
016.H03.0$$  %1No ind.%2; St. ms. 149. %1penciled in LM op. HE%2