IDENTILIN$$ F018.C05/ElFatal MS E.E.4.14 More ms./ f. 65r-v/ TJS/mf/6-30-92/cor GAS/o/8-12-92 018.C05.0HE %XElegye |2| 018.C05.001 By our first strange and fatall interuewe 018.C05.002 By all desyres which thereof did ensue 018.C05.003 By our longe striuinge hopes, by that remorce 018.C05.004 Which my wordes Masculine persuasiue force 018.C05.005 Begott in the, and by the memorye 018.C05.006 Of hurtes which spyes and ryualls threatned me 018.C05.007 I Calmelie begge: but by thy parents wrathe 018.C05.008 By all paynes which wante and diuorcement hath 018.C05.009 I Coniure the: and all those oathes which I 018.C05.010 And thou haue sworne to seale ioynt Constancye 018.C05.011 Heare I vnsweare and ouer sweare them thus, 018.C05.012 Thou shalte not loue by meanes soe dangerouse 018.C05.013 Temper oh fayre loue, loues impetuousse rage 018.C05.014 Be my true mistrisse still, not my fayned page 018.C05.015 Ile goe: and by thy kinde leaue leaue behinde 018.C05.016 The onely worthy to nurse in my minde 018.C05.018 Thirste to Come backe: Oh Yf thou dye before 018.C05.018 ffrom other landes my soule towardes the shall sore 018.C05.019 Thy else allmightie beautie Cannot moue 018.C05.020 Rage from the seaes, nor thy loue teache there loue 018.C05.021 Nor tame Wylde Bor*as harshnesse, thou hast redd 018.C05.022 Howe roughlie he in peeces shiuered 018.C05.023 ffayre Orithea, whome he swore he loued; 018.C05.024 ffall ill or good tis madnesse %Yby%Z#to haue proued 018.C05.025 Dangers vnvrged; feede one this flatterye 018.C05.026 That absent louers one in the other bee 018.C05.027 Dissemble nothinge not a boy: nor Change 018.C05.028 Thy bodyes habytte nor mindes; be not strange 018.C05.029 To thy selfe onelye, all will spie in thy face 018.C05.030 A blushinge womanlye discoueringe grace 018.C05.031 Richlye Clathed Apes are Called apes, and as soone 018.C05.032 Eclypsed as bright we Call the moone the moone 018.C05.033 Men of ffrance Changable Chameleons 018.C05.034 Spitles of Diseases, shopes of fashiones 018.C05.035 Loues fullers, and the rightest Companie 018.C05.036 Of players which vpon the worlds stage bee 018.C05.037 Will quicklye knowe the, and knowe the. and alas 018.C05.038 The indifferent Italyon as we passe 018.C05.039 His warme Lande, well Contente to thinke the page 018.C05.040 Will haunt the with such lusts and hydeouse rage 018.C05.041 As Lotts fayre gueests weare vext. But none of these 018.C05.042 Nor spungie Hydroptique Duch shall the displease. 018.C05.043 Yf thou stay heare. Oh stay heare, for for thee 018.C05.044 Englande is onely a worthye gallerye 018.C05.045 To walke in expectatione; till from thence 018.C05.046 Or->>Our< greate kinge Call the into his presence 018.C05.047 When I am gone dreame me some happynesse 018.C05.048 Nor lett thy lookes our longe hidd loue Confesse [f.65v 018.C05.049 Nor prayse nor disprayse me. blesse nor Curse 018.C05.050 Openlye loues force. nor in bedd fright thy nurse 018.C05.051 With midnights startings, Cryinge out Oh Oh 018.C05.052 Nurse Oh my loue is slayne: I sawe him goe 018.C05.053 Ore the white Alpes alone, I sawe him; I 018.C05.054 Assayled, fight, taken, stabde, bleede, fall and dye 018.C05.055 Augur me better Chance; except dreadd Ioue 018.C05.056 Thinkes Yt enough for me; to haue had thy loue 018.C05.0SSom 018.C05.0$$ %1HE partially cut off top of page; no ind; all initiall c's transcribed as caps; double horizontal lines of short strokes mark end of poem%2