94 _And fast about the neck me colle's and clips_, and about my neck
she hugges, she calles, she clippes. "Coll" or "cull," to kiss, to
embrace; so also "clip."
95 _faints_, faynes; _vpon hir_, vppon the.
96 _tosseth_, tosses; _and fro hir_, and froe her.
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.
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