IDENTILIN$$  106Y03|EpLin|Yale Osborn b148|pp. 24-26.|P&C:TLP/o/30Aug90
106.Y03.0HE  Epithalamiu%M: One y%5e%6 Marriage of y%5e%6 La: Elizabeth
106.Y03.001  The sunne beames in y%5e%6 East are spread 
106.Y03.002  leaue leaue (faire Bride) y%5r%6 solitary bedd
106.Y03.003  noe more shall yo%5u%6 retorne to ytt alone
106.Y03.004  itt nurseth sadnesse & yo%5r%6 bodies printe
106.Y03.005  (like to a graue) y%5e%6 yeildeinge downe doth dint
106.Y03.006  yo%5u%6 & yo%5r%6 other yo%5u%6 meete there anone
106.Y03.007  putt forth putt forth y%5t%6 warme balme breathinge thigh
106.Y03.008  w%5ch%6 when next time yo%5u%6 in these sheetes will smother
106.Y03.009  there ytt must meete another
106.Y03.010  w%5ch%6 neu%5r%6 was butt must bee oft more nigh
106.Y03.011  come glad from thence, goe gladder then yo%5u%6 came
106.Y03.012  to night putt one p%Pfection & a woeman's name.
106.Y03.013  Daughters of London yo%5u%6 w%5ch%6 bee
106.Y03.014  our goulden mines & furnisht treasury
106.Y03.015  yo%5u%6 w%5ch%6 are Angells yett still bringe w%5th%6 yo%5u%6
106.Y03.016  thowsands of Angells one yo%5r%6 marryage dayes
106.Y03.017  helpe w%5th%6 yo%5r%6 p%5r%6sence; & deuise to prayes
106.Y03.018  these rights w%5ch%6 alsoe vnto yo%5u%6 growe due
106.Y03.019  conceiptedly dresse her. And bee assignd
106.Y03.020  by yo%5u%6 fitt place for euery flower & Iewell
106.Y03.021  make her for loue fitt fewell
106.Y03.022  as gay as fflora, & as rich as Inde
106.Y03.023  soe may shee faire, rich, & in nothinge lame
106.Y03.024  to day putt one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.025  And yo%5u%6 froliq%Q Patricians
106.Y03.026  some om these senato%5r%6s wealthes deepe Oceans
106.Y03.027  yee painted Cou%5r%6tiers barrells of others witts
106.Y03.028  yee Country men whoe butt yo%5r%6 beasts loue none
106.Y03.029  yee of those fellowshipps whereof hee is one 
106.Y03.030  of study & play made strange Hermophrodite's
106.Y03.031  here shine this bridegrome to the Temple bringe
106.Y03.032  loe in yon pathe w%5ch%6 store of strew'd flowers graceth
106.Y03.033  the sober virgin paceth
106.Y03.034  except my sight faile, 'tis noe other thinge
106.Y03.035  weepe nott nor blush here is noe greife nor shame
106.Y03.036  to day putt one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.037  Thy twoe leau'd gate faire Temple vnfold 
106.Y03.038  & these twoe in thy sacred bosome hold
106.Y03.039  till mistically ioyn'd, both one they bee 
106.Y03.040  then may thy leane & hunger starued wombe
106.Y03.041  longe time expect there bodies & there tombe
106.Y03.042  om om om om om om om
106.Y03.043  all elder claymes & all cold barrennesse
106.Y03.044  all yeildinge to new loues bee farre for eu%5r%6 [CW: w%5ch%6:]
106.Y03.045  w%5ch%6 might these twoe disseuer [25]
106.Y03.046  all wayes all the other may each one possesse
106.Y03.047  for the best bride, best worthy of praise & fame 
106.Y03.048  to day putts one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.049  O winter dayes bringe much delight
106.Y03.050  nott for themselues butt for they soone bringe night
106.Y03.051  other sweets waite thee, then these diuers meates
106.Y03.052  other disports, then dannceinge iollities
106.Y03.053  other loue tricks then glanceinge w%5th%6 the eyes
106.Y03.054  butt if the sunne still in o%5r%6 halfe spheare sweates
106.Y03.055  hee flies in winter, butt now hee stands still
106.Y03.056  yett shadowes turn'd, noone pointe hee hath attain'd
106.Y03.057  his steeds will bee restraind
106.Y03.058  butt gallopp liuely downe the westerne hill
106.Y03.059  thou shalt when hee hath runne y%5e%6 worlds halfe frame
106.Y03.060  to night putt one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.061  The amorous eueninge starre is rose
106.Y03.062  why should nott then o%5r%6 amorous starre inclose 
106.Y03.063  her selfe in her wisht bedd: release yo%5r%6 strings
106.Y03.064  musitians & dancers take some truce
106.Y03.065  w%5th%6 these yo%5r%6 pleaseinge labours: for greate vse
106.Y03.066  as much wearinesse as p%Pfection brings
106.Y03.067  yo%5u%6 & nott onely yo%5u%6 butt all toyl'd beasts
106.Y03.068  rest dayly, att night all there toyles are dispenc'd
106.Y03.069  butt in there bedds com%Menc'd
106.Y03.070  are other labors, & more dainety feasts
106.Y03.071  shee goes a mayd whoe least shee turne the same 
106.Y03.072  to night putt one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.073  Thy virgine girdle now vntie
106.Y03.074  & in thy nuptiall bedd (loues Altar) lye
106.Y03.075  a pleaseinge sacrifice now dispossesse 
106.Y03.076  thee of those Chaines & robes w%5ch%6 were putt one 
106.Y03.077  to adorne y%5e%6 day nott thee for thou alone
106.Y03.078  like virtue & truth arte best in nakednesse
106.Y03.079  this bedd is onely to virginitye
106.Y03.080  a graue, butt to a better state a Cradle
106.Y03.081  till now thou wast butt able
106.Y03.082  to bee, what now thou arte.  Then y%5t%6 by thee
106.Y03.083  noe more bee sayd, I may bee butt I ame
106.Y03.084  to night putt one p%Pfection & a woemans name
106.Y03.085  Euen like a man content
106.Y03.086  that his life for a better should bee spent
106.Y03.087  soe shee a mothers rich stile doth p%5r%6ferre
106.Y03.088  & at y%5e%6 bridegroomes wisht approach doth lye [CW:like]
106.Y03.089  like an appointed lambe: when tenderly [26]
106.Y03.090  the preist comes one his knees to embowell her
106.Y03.091  now sleepe or watch w%5th%6 more ioy & a light
106.Y03.092  of heauen to morrowe rise thou hott & earely
106.Y03.093  this sunne will loue soe dearely
106.Y03.094  her rest y%5t%6 longe longe wee shall want her sight
106.Y03.095  wonders are wrought for shee w%5ch%6 had noe name 
106.Y03.096  to night putts one p%Pfection & a woemans name:
106.Y03.0SS  ffinis.
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