KATHERINE PHILIPS: A CRITICAL EDITION OF THE POETRY by ...

84 Can take a fall, and yet without] ON 775. surprize,] ON 775;
"-. 776; '*'; 64-78.
85 Who with the same] OH 775. august] OH 775; compos'd 776.
and euen state] OH 775.
86 Can entertaine the best and worst of] OH 775. fate,] '*'. 151
776; OH 775; '*'; 64-78.
87 Whose suffering's sweet if honour once adorne] OH 775; Who feels
no pain which honour does 776. it,] OH 775; adorn 776; it;
64-78.
88 And] OH 775; Who 64-78. slights] OH 775; on 776.
reuenge] OH 775. not that he feares] OH 775; look's not with
fear 776; yet does not fear 67-78. but] OH 775. scornes]
OH 775; scorn. 776; scorn 67-78. it,] OH 775 776; it; 64-
78.
90 For that no fortune either takes or] OH 775. giues,] OH 775;
'*'; 64-78.
91 Who no unhandsome] OH 775. wayes] OH 775; way 776. can
bribe his fate] OH 775.
92 Nay out of prison marches through the] OH 775. gate,] '^. 776;
•*'; 64-78.
93 Who loosing all his titles and his pelfe] OH 775.
94 Nay all the world, can neuer loose] OH 775. himselfe:] '^^
151; OH 775; '". 776; "-; 64-78.
95 This person shines indeed and he that can] OH 775.
96 Be vertuous, is the great immortall man.] OH 775.
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