ment] went _A18_, _N_, _TC_] [403 goe. _Ed:_ goe, _1633:_ goe: _1635-69_] [405 Who,] Who _1633_ trade, _1635-69:_ trade _1633_] [413 foes. _Ed:_ foes, _1633-69_] [419 Nor <make> resist, _Ed:_ Nor much resist, _1633-69:_ Nowe must resist _N:_ Nowe much resist _A18_, _G_, _TC:_ Resistance much _O'F_ needs] need _O'F_] [420 nor barke, _1633-39:_ not barke _1650-69_, _A18_, _N_, _TC_] [422 hides.] hides, _1633_] [427 plac'd, ends] plac'd end _1633_ _some copies_] [435 dead; _Ed:_ dead, _1633-39:_ dead. _1650-69_] [443 field. Being _Ed:_ field, being _1633-69_ thus] _om._ _1633_] [453 play. _Ed:_ play, _1633-69_] [470 beauty; _Ed:_ beauty, _1633-69_] [472 lov'd. _Ed:_ lov'd; _1633-69_] [479 or] of _1669_] [480 shee hath] shee have _A18_, _N_, _TC_] [481 ment. _Ed:_ ment, _1633-69_] 483 quite; _Ed:_ quite, _1633-69_] [484 nowe _1633_, _G:_ nor _1635-69_, _Chambers:_ then _A18_, _TC_] [485 <loth>, _Ed:_ Tooth _1633_, _G:_ _A18_, _N_, _TC_ _leave a blank space: in TCC a later hand has inserted_ loath: wroth, _1635-69_] [487 Tethlemite _A18_, _G_, _N_, _O'F_, _TC:_ Tethelemite _1633:_ Thelemite _1635-69_] [489 flew. _1635-69:_ flew, _1633_] [492 in. _1650-69:_ in, _1633-39_] [498 Life-keeping] Life keeping _1633_ part; _Ed:_ part, _1633-69_] [502 well-arm'd _1669:_ well arm'd _1633-54_] [503 sinowie] sinewy _1639-54:_ sinew _1669_] [504 out; _Ed:_ out, _1633-69_] [505 this Soule] a Soule _A18_, _N_, _TC_ attend; _Ed:_ attend, _1633-69_] [506-7 joyn'd: ... past shape, _1633:_ joyn'd, ... past shape; _1635-69_, _Chambers_, _Grolier_. _See note_] [513 thoughts; _1650-69:_ thoughts, _1633-39_] [517 Astronomie.] Astronomie, _1633_] [519 comparison, _1633_, _1669_ (_no comma_): Comparison, _1635-54_] [520 opinion. _1633:_ Opinion. _1635-69_] [The end _&c._ _1635-69:_ _om._ _1633_] DIVINE POEMS. To _E._ of _D._ with six holy Sonnets. See Sir, how as the Suns hot Masculine flame Begets strange creatures on Niles durty slime, In me, your fatherly yet lusty Ryme (For, these songs are their fruits) have wrought the same; But though the ingendring force from whence they came 5 Bee strong enough, and nature doe admit Seaven to be borne at once, I send as yet But six; they say, the seaventh hath still some maime. I choose your judgement, which the same degree Doth with her sister, your invention, hold, 10 As fire these drossie Rymes to purifie, Or as Elixar, to change them to gold; You are that Alchimist which alwaies had Wit, whose one spark could make good things of bad. [Divine Poems. _A18_, _N_, _TC:_ _In 1635-69 this is the title at head of each page, but the new section is headed_ Holy Sonnets.