⟨Ad Solem.⟩

• 1WHerfore peepſt thou, envious daye?
• Critical Apparatus2We can kiſſe without thee.
• 3Lovers hate the golden raye,
• 4  Which thou bearſt about thee.
• pg 4525Goe and give them light that ſorowe
• 6  Or the ſaylor flyinge:
• 7Our imbraces need noe morowe
• 8  Nor our bliſſes eying.

• Critical Apparatus9We ſhall curſe thy curyous eye
• 10  For thy ſoone betrayinge,
• 11And condemn thee for a ſpye
• 12  Yf thou catch us playinge.
• 13Gett thee gone and lend thy flaſhes
• 14  Where there's need of lendinge,
• 15Our affections are not aſhes
• 16  Nor our pleaſures endinge.

• 17Weare we cold or withered heare
• 18  We would ſtay thee by us,
• Critical Apparatus19Or but one anothers feare
• 20  Then thou ſhouldst not flye us.
• 21Wee are yongue, thou ſpoilst our pleaſure;
• 22  Goe to ſea and ſlumber,
• Critical Apparatus23Darknes only gives us leaſure
• 24  Our stolne joyes to number.