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And* fynde the swete bitter vnder this gyse what webbej^ he h«th wrought veil he pejrceveth whereby with himself on love he pl^yneth that •purreth with fyer i and bridilleth w Ise Thus is it in sue he extrenitie brought 5 in fross*n though nowe and nowe it stondeth in florae twyst misery and Keith twist ernes t & game but few glad and mnny a dyvers thought with sore repentounce of his hardines of suche a rote co&eth ffruyte fruytles 10 (3D ^""Sonet 2 Ent J __ f22V Ever myn h«pp_e is slack & «lo in comyng desir encresint royn hope vncertain __ that leve ii or wayt. it doeth ;e like pain and Tigre like swift it is in parting Alas the snow shalbe black & scalding 15 the See waterles fisshe in the moyntain and Tamys shall retorne^ bnck into his fontain and where he rose the sonne shall take lodging 6 f thought} 1^ * Tigre-like (Tigre like): 16, mountain (moyntain). Corrected* • 52 -
Ere that I in this fynde peace or quyetenes in that love or my lady rightwi>-ely leve to conspire again me wron.-. fully And if that I have after suche bitternes any thing swete j my mouth is owte i f tast 5 that all my trust & trotvaill is but wast / (32) £~~Sonet 2 Ent J Love and fortune am« my myn,:e remen.brje f23 of thtit thu-t is novre I with tbat : thr.t hath ben do torment me so th-t I very .>iten envy theiin beyonde all nesure 10 Love sleith myn hert fortune is depriver of all my comfort the t'olisshe uiynde then burneth ^t plainetti as one that sildom lyveth & rest still in displeasurje >ly plaisaunt day«^ =. tliey flete away -; p. sse L5 hut daily yet the ill doeth chaunge into the wours and roore then the halflT is run of vy cours Alas not of steillhut ol' brickell Îfis-se I see th- t from myn hand falleth »;;y trust . , « AV, ,^4. are dasshed into dust and all my thoughtes •2 , Or (in) ; 14 f in (&) | 17, runne. Corrected,
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Then in yo crue11 mode ^MM^^M 4* 1*
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Save of your grace only to stay my
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(70 Praise him for counceill that i
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Nor fflaunder* chiere letteth not m
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fm My mothers In|*lr
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Peace qd the towny mouse why s< eke
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Non of ya all there is that is so u
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i hat ro«n that hntr ht» her! awa
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well thincfc the affection is but c
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(8?) Processa of tyoia worketh such
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(89) 5 ent J _, A spending hand tha
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Hath lept into the shopp / who know
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No / sins dispaire hath »et me in
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which doubles payne Si endles woo i
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• on lese their owne welfare^ f6l
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Some other hope must fede me new yf
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CThol (101) Sonet 2 e drecalng in .
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And ray SUB ect is w out blame for
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Dismay the not iho y se the purchac
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and corns as fast where he / began
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t and w my teris for to 1 assay to
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wherby I fere atsd yet I trust to s
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(109) What rnge is this? whit furou
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What holly grave what w our thy sep
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y hath * doth reu se and dene torn
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off stormy »yghe£ / nift chore co
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dowble diademe / sum shew the favor
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the chieff pastor of thebreivs asao
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that sowght iny deth by nowjrhty wo
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But who had bene w out the Cnvis mo
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for in thy syght I have not bene ag
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»y »owgh shall speed thy gloryus
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And did provoke the h, r
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But to this aanable runyng in the w
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wherby he takejs all outu rd dedo i
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My sowle in god hath more desyrus i
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(125) dne* exaudi orationeni me am
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Tbow for thy name lord ah It revive
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The lyne y we devise / fross ôn to
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jo Jtq^.o uw o?;M ouo u^: pue sXv.n
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desire alas my master & ray foo / 7
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grace, / that gave the bee so feet
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