¶ Thus is the proude Millere / wel ybete
And hath ylost the gryndyng of the whete
And payed for the souper / euerydel
Of Aleyn / and of Iohn / that bette hym wel
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His wyf is swyued / and his doghter als
Lo which it is / a Millere to be fals
And ther-fore this prouerbe / is seyd ful sooth
Hym thar nat wene wel / þat yuele dooth
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A gilour shal hym self / bigiled be
And god / that sitteth heighe in magestee
Saue al this compaignie / grete and smale [folio 56b]
Thus haue I quyt the Millere / in my tale
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¶ Here endeth the Reues tale. . [[Small break in the MS.]]
