Thus is þe prowde Miller wel I-bete
And haþ I-lost þe gryndyng of þe whete /
And payed for þe soper euerydel
Of aleyn and of Iohn þat beten him wel
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His wyf is swyued and his doughter als
Lo such it is a Miller to be fals
And þerto þis prouerbe is seyd ful soþ
he þar nat weene wel þat euyl doþ
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A gylour schal him self bygiled be
And god þat sittest in þy mageste
Saue al þis compaignie gret and smale /
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Thus haue I quit þe Miller in his tale /
¶ her endeþ þe Reeues tale [[Break of one line in the MS.]]
