IDENTILIN$$ File F019C090 Luttrell, f.30v.\M:G.L.\P:GAS\o\8-14-92\C:JSC 019.C09.0HE Elegye.10. 019.C09.001 Heere take /my/ Picture, though I bid farewell 019.C09.002 Thine in my heart, where my soule dwells, shall dwell. 019.C09.003 Tis like me, now; but, I dead, twill be more 019.C09.004 When we are shaddowes both, then 'twas before 019.C09.005 When weatherbeaten I come backe, my hande 019.C09.006 Perhaps with rude oares torne, or Sunbeames tann'd 019.C09.007 My face & brest of haire cloth, & my head 019.C09.008 With cares harsh suddaine hoarines o'respread 019.C09.009 My body a sacke of bones broken within 019.C09.010 And pouders blew staynes %1skatterd%2[Mvar:>scatterd<] ore my skin; 019.C09.011 If riuall fooles tax thee to haue %Jlou'd%K[Mvar:>lou'd<] a man 019.C09.012 So foule & course as O%C I may seeme than 019.C09.013 This shall say what I was, & thou shalt say, 019.C09.014 Do his hurtes reach me? Doth my worth decay? 019.C09.015 Or doe they reach His iudging minde, that hee 019.C09.016 Should like & loue lesse what he lou'd to see? 019.C09.017 That which in him was faire & delicate 019.C09.018 Was but the milke, which in loues childish state 019.C09.019 Did nurse it, who now is growne strong enough 019.C09.020 To feed on what to disus'd tasts seems tough. 019.C09.0SS [om] 019.C09.0$$ %1No ind.%2