From Draft of the "Arcades" (about 1631, but title added after 1639).

Part of an Entertainment at

Looke Humphs & shepherds lock

What sudden blade of majasia
if that wall wee from hinca deseria
too diving to be mistooks
this this is shee

to whome our bows & wishes band
heave our sollemne seach hath and

Fame that her high worth to raise

saamid erst se lavish

now seemes quilter of abuse

and detraction from fem praise

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hise may justly now accufe of dattachon from her praise

Lefse than halfetishe hath axprost twee find expreft Embic bid kohale the ris

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Conclusion of "At a Solemn Music" (1630 or 1631) in three successive States before the final one.

Third State (followed by a fourth, transcribing the same more neatly).

with

that way on Earth wh

may rightly answere that mesoptions
lonce Wee couts, fill dispersion'd So'n
Lugar natures chime & with whatnous dire
broke the fairs musiche that all conatures made
to thire great ford whose lobe thise mohon swaid
I
in flect Odiapason whilst they stood
sul find obedience to thire flake! of good
they stood d
Oh may wee Soghue that song
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(krepe in tune with healm, Will God Eve long

to Love

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From the Draft of "Comus" (1634); lines 27-45 of present text.

to hat his faire off and thirs fathers share
and new entrusted scepter. but thire way

has that ough 142 perplext paths of this dylare wood the nootding horror of whose shadie brows threats that forlorng

and asses white tender awamining passinger

But that by quick command from soveraïque fore ୯ I was difplyricht for thin defines, & quand yo and listen why., for I will tell you now, hat never y.st was heard in ball or song nodajne Bard in hall, or bowre

from by old or modajne Bard in

Passage in "Lycidas" (1637), as it originally stood, with direction for insertion.