IDENTILIN$$ F15400A|Ham|1633|pp. 162-3 154.00A.HE1 %1An hymne to the Saints, and to Marquesse Hamylton%2. [Y1v] 154.00A.001 WHither that soule which now comes up to you 154.00A.002 Fill any former ranke or make a new, 154.00A.003 Whither it take a name nam'd there before, 154.00A.004 Or be a name it selfe, and %1order%2 more 154.00A.005 Then was in heaven till now; (for may not hee 154.00A.006 Bee so? if every severall Angell bee 154.00A.007 A %1kind%2 alone;) What ever order grow 154.00A.008 Greater by him in heaven, wee doe not so; 154.00A.009 One of your orders growes by his accesse; 154.00A.010 But, by his losse grow all our %1orders%2 lesse; 154.00A.011 The name of %1Father%2, %1Master%2, %1Friend%2, the name 154.00A.012 Of %1Subject%2 and of %1Prince%2, in one are lame; 154.00A.013 Faire mirth is dampt, and conversation black, 154.00A.014 The %1household%2 widdow'd, and the %1garter%2 slack; 154.00A.015 The %1Chappell%2 wants an eare, %1Councell%2 a tongue; 154.00A.016 %1Story%2, a theame; and %1Musicke%2 lacks a song; 154.00A.017 Blest %1order%2 that hath him, the losse of him 154.00A.018 Gangred all %1Orders%2 here; all lost a limbe. 154.00A.019 Never made body such hast to confesse 154.00A.020 What a soule was; All former comelinesse [CW:Fled,] 154.00A.021 Fled, in a minute, when the soule was gone, [Y2] 154.00A.022 And, having lost that beauty, would have none, 154.00A.023 So fell our %1Monasteries%2, in one instant growne 154.00A.024 Not to lesse houses, but, to heapes of stone; 154.00A.025 So sent this body that faire forme it wore, 154.00A.026 Unto the spheare of formes, and doth (before 154.00A.027 His soule shall fill up his sepulchrall stone,) 154.00A.028 Anticipate a Resurrection; 154.00A.029 For, as in his fame, now, his soule is here, 154.00A.030 So, in the forme thereof his bodie's there; 154.00A.031 And if, faire soule, not with first %1Innocents%2 154.00A.032 Thy station be, but with the %1Pae%Lnitents%2, 154.00A.033 (And, who shall dare to aske then when I am 154.00A.034 Dy'd scarlet in the blood of that pure Lambe, 154.00A.035 Whether that colour, which is scarlet then, 154.00A.036 Were black or white before in eyes of men?) 154.00A.037 When thou rememb'rest what sins thou didst finde 154.00A.038 Amongst those many friends now left behinde, 154.00A.039 And seest such sinners as they are, with thee 154.00A.040 Got thither by repentance, Let it bee 154.00A.041 Thy wish to wish all there, to wish them cleane; 154.00A.042 Wish %1him%2 a %1David%2, %1her%2 a %1Magdalen%2. 154.00A.SS om [CW:S#%9I#R%0,] 154.00A.$$