Þey dredden him ful sore for werkes þat he wrouȝte
And for þe faire company þat he þider broughte
Gamelyn ȝede to þe gate / and leet it vp wyde
he leet in alle maner men þat gon in wold or ryde
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And seyde ȝe be welcome wiþouten eny greeue /
For we wiln be maistres heer / and aske no man leue /
Ȝestirday I lefte / seyde ȝonge Gamelyn·
In my broþer Seller .v. tonne of wyn
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I wil not þat þis compaignye parten a-twynne /
And ȝe wil doon after me while eny sope is þrynne
And if my broþer grucche or make foul cheere
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Oþer for spense of mete or drynk þat we spenden heere /
I am oure catour / and bere oure aller purs /
he schal haue for his grucchyng seint maries curs
My broþer is a nyggoun / I swer by cristes ore
And we wil spende largely þat he haþ spared ȝore /
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And who þat makeþ grucchyng / þat we here dwelle
he schal to þe porter in to þe draw-welle
vij. dayes and .vij. nyght Gamelyn held his feste
with moche myrþ and solas / þat was þer and no cheste /
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In a litel toret his brother lay I-steke
And sey hem wasten his good but durst he not speke
Erly on a mornyng on þe viij.e day
The gestes come to Gamelyn and wolde gon here way
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Lordes seyde Gamelyn / wil ȝe so hye
Al þe wyn is not ȝet y-dronke so brouk I myn ye
Gamelyn in his herte was he ful wo
whan his gestes took her leue from him for to go
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he wold þey had lenger abide / and þey seyde nay
But bitaughte Gamelyn god and good day
Thus made Gamelyn his fest / and brought it wel to ende
And after his gestys took leue to wende
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LItheþ and lestneþ and holdeþ ȝoure tonge
And ȝe schul heere gamen of Gamelyn þe ȝonge /
herkneþ lordynges and lesteneþ aright [folio 63b]
whan alle gestes were goon how Gamelyn was dight
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