Seeke not in seeking new, to seeme to doubt,
That you can match her, or not be without;
But let some faithfull booke in her roome be,
Yet but of Iudith no such booke as shee.
To the &c. 1635-69, O'F: Elegie to the Lady Bedford. 1633, Cy, H40, L74, N, P, TCD: Elegia Sexta. S: In 1633, Cy, H40, N, TCD it follows, in P precedes, the Funerall Elegy Death (p. 284), to which it is apparently a covering letter: In L74 it follows the Elegy on the Lady Marckham: O'F places it among the Letters, S among the Elegies
1 she and you,] she, and you 1633-69, Chambers. See note
4 two;] the two; 1669
6 yet; Ed: yet 1633-39: yet. 1650-69
8 make; Ed: make, 1633-69
10 goe. Ed: goe; 1633-69