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‘Come restles swallow fit my restles minde’

Figure descriptions
Branches with leaves and acorns form a border around the poem letterpress. Some parts of the border extend into the poem space; in these sections, the letterpress is placed around the illustration.
Illustrated initial letter “C” from the first word of the poem, “Come”. The letter is placed within a dark square that also contains leaves. 1/32 page.
A woman kneels on the ground in front of a tree. She holds a piece of paper up to the tree trunk and writes or draws on it. A stag lounges on the grass beside her. Multiple women gather together in front of a building in the distance. There are shrubs and other plants scattered throughout the illustration. Full page.
Illustrated initial letter “T” from the first word of a stanza, “The”. The letter is contained in a square single-ruled border that also contains flying birds. 1/32 page.
Leaves partially wrap around the poem letterpress. A gust of wind, represented by a series of curved lines, moves the leaves along the top of the page and then cuts across from the top-right corner to the lower-left corner. Some parts of the leafy border extend into the poem space; in these sections, the letterpress is placed around the illustration. A group of leaves are isolated in the lower-right corner.
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