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Here this, and mend thyself, and thou mendst me, [f. 93v]
By making me being dead, doe good to thee.
And thinke me well Composd, that I could now
A last sick hower two Sillables allowe.|
Valediction of the booke.|
Ile tell thee now (Deare love) what thou shalt doe
To anger desteny, as she doth vs
How shall* I* stay, though shee Eloyne me thus
And how posterity shall know it too.
How thine may out endure
Sibells glorie and obscure
Her who from Pindar could alure,
And through whose helpe, Lucan is not lame
And her whole booke (they say) Homer did find & name.|
Study those* manuscripts, those Miriades
Of letters wch haue passd twixt thee, and me;
Thence write our Annalls, and in them will be
To all whom loves Subliming, fire invades
Rule and example found
There, the faith of any ground
No Scismatique will dare to wound

[CW: That]