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

55 And thinke I haue as good a fate] OM 776.
56 As wealth] As all 107; OM 776. or] their 107; OM 776; and
64-78. pompe] wealth or 107; OM 776. admitt.] witt/ Let
some in finding fashions out/ Become fantastique Asses—/ And
others beat their Brains about/ New Teeth or painted faces 107;
admitt, 151; OM 776.
57 Courtship] Courtships 107. take] too 107.
58 th'exchange] the exchange 107; a Ball 776. resort,] ""^ 107;
'*'. 776; '*'; 64-78.
59 There] Then 67-78.
60 sport.] ""^ 107.
61 knew] know 107 67-78.
62 designe] "-. 776; "': 64-78.
64 peace] Love 107. mine.] ""^ 107.
65 When the inviting spring appeares] OH 776.
66 To Hide parke let them go,] OH 776.
67 And hasting thence be full of feares] OM 776.
68 To loose Spring garden] OM 776. show.] '"'^ 107; OH 776;
shew. 64-78.
69 Let] OH 776. others] other 107; OH 776. nobler] r 107
64-78; OH 776. seeke to gaine] OH 776.
70 In knowledge happy fate,] OH 776.
71 And others busy them in vaine] OH 776.
72 To study wayes of] OM 776. state.] ""^ 107; OM 776.
73 But] For 776.
75 intend] desire 776.
76 out.] "'^ 107; '*', 151.
77 I] And 107 776 64-78.
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