IDENTILIN$$  F149EU4|Mark|MS 401 H-P|f. 70v|EWS  Original  6-6-83
149.EU4.0HE  An Elegie on the Lady Markham 
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149.EU4.017  In her the sea of death hath made noe breach [f. 70v]
149.EU4.018  but as the tide doth wash the slimye Beach
149.EU4.019  & leaues imbrodered workes vpon the Sand
149.EU4.020  Soe is her flesh refin'd by deathes g cold hands.
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149.EU4.041  Of what small spots pure white co%Mplaines, alas
149.EU4.042  How little poison breakes a christall glasse
149.EU4.043  She sin'd but iust enough to let vs see
149.EU4.044  That gods Words must be true: all sinners bee./
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149.EU4.053  How fitt she was for god I am content
149.EU4.054  to speake that death his vaine hast may repent.
149.EU4.055  how fitt for vs, how even & how sweete
149.EU4.056  how good in all her Titles & how meete
149.EU4.057  To haue reform'd this froward heresie
149.EU4.058  (that women can noe p%Pts of freindshippe be)
149.EU4.059  how morall how diuine shall not be told
149.EU4.060  least they that heare her vertues thinke her old.
149.EU4.061  & least wee death reioice & make him glad
149.EU4.062  of such a prey & to his tryumph adde./
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149.EU4.$$   Left margin reads "Epitaphe." as heading for ll. 41-44, preceding ll. 17-20.  Heading also scribal, in left margin, for ll. 17-20, 53-62.  John Donne "Man is the world . . . " in pencil on f. 71, a blank inserted leaf.