97 _shutts hir eyes_, shakes her feete. 98 _who_, whoe; _abstaine_, forbeare; _long_, longe. 99 _I com, I com_, I come, I come; _lyning_, Ladye; _be_, by. 100 _Softlie my fingers up this curtaine heaue_, softly my curtaines lett my fingers heaue. 101 _make_, send; _happie_, happye; _stealing_, sailing; _degreese_, degrees. 102 _First bare hir leggs, then creepe up to hir kneese_, First vnto the feete, and then vnto the kneese. 103 _From thence_, And soe; _unto_, vnto; _mannely_, manly. 104 _lingring_, lingering; _am so_, come soe. 105 _Smock_, Smocke; _climbe_, clime. 106 _Oh heaven and paradise are all_, all earthly pleasures seeme to this. 107 _Compar'd with this sight I now_, Compard be these delightes which I. 109 _prettie rysing_, prettye rising; _weame_, wenne. "Wem," spot or blemish. 110 _shone_, shine(s); _anie siluer streame_, any christall gemme. 111 _bare_, beares; _bending_, riseing; _an_, a. 112 _a fountaine dwelleth still_, the(r) runnes a fountayne still. 113 _his_, her; _uglie bryers_, rugged briers. 114 _duskie_, duskye; _wyres_, wires. 115 _loftie_, lusty; _veines_, vaines. 116 _comelie_, comely; _distreines_, restraines. "Distreines," to seize, to touch. 117 _wanton_, harmles; _harmlesse stype_, wanton gripe. 118 _fruites of loue oftsoone_, fruite thereof too soone 119 _And_, A; _too tymelie_, to tymely; _the stemme_, his springe. 120 _To dye ere it hath seene Jerusalem_, it is, dyes ere it can enioye the vsed thinge. 121 _Gods_, Godes; _euer anie_, ever any; _so_, soe. 122 _So suddenlie_, soe suddenly; _awaie_, awaye. 123 _Hir_, Her; _are spread and I am all unarm'd_, and legges and all were spredd, But I was all vnarmed. 124 _Lyke_, like; _with_, that; _charm'd_, charmd. 125 Omitted in Rawl. MS. 126 _spend their_, spent there; _hir_, your. 128 _It_, Yt; _beawtie cann_, beauty can. 129 _clap_, clipp; _I feele, I view_, I wincke, I feele. 130 _dead he lyes_, lyes he dead; _thinking_, feeling. 131 _Unhappie me_, By Holly dame; _stand_, staund. 132 _Com_, now; _rubb_, roule; _chafe_, rub; _with_, in. 133 _Perhaps_, perhapps; _sillie_, seely; _is labour'd_, hath laboured. 134 _wearied that it can_, worked soe that it cann. 135 _If it be so_, Which if it be; _am greate a-dread_, doe greately dread. 136 _tenne_, ten; _were_, weare. 137 _How ere it is_, What ere it be; _no_, noe; _want_, lacke. 138 _maie auaile to_, maye avayle for; _recouerie_, recoverye. 139 _saide_, said; _and rould_, & rowld; _hir thigh_, her thighe. 140 _And when she look't on't she would weepe and sighe_, and looking downe on it, did groane and sighe. 141 _dandled_, haundled; _dancet_, daunced; _up_, vpp; _doune_, downe. 142 _she rais'd_, shee raisd; _his swoune_, her sound. 143 _he flue_, it flewe; _hir_, her; _he_, it. 144 _hir breeche did hack and fayne_, her breech laboured & foam'd. 145 _prickt, and pierst her_, peirct her euer. 146 _farre_, deepe; _might_, could digg; "eath," easy.