I am þe relyk þat schyneþ schene,
Men wolde wyte where I were,
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At þe pleyn parlement I schal been,
At domesday prestly to pere;
¶ Whan god schal seye riȝt þere,
'Trewly on þee rode tre,
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Man, I dyed for loue of þe;
Man, what hast þou do for me
To be my frendly fere?'
XXXVII.
¶ At parlement I wil put pleynyng,
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How maydenes sone on me gan sterue,
Spere and spounge and hard naylyng,
Þe hard hede þe helme gan kerue:
And I schal crye riȝtful kyng,
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Ilk man haue as þe serue,
Þe riȝt schul ryse to ryche reynynge,
Truyt and treget to helle schal terve:
¶ Mayde meke and mylde!
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God took in þe hy[s] flessch trewe,
I bare þi fruyt lele and newe;
It is riȝt þe rode to Eue helpe schewe
Man, woman, and chylde".
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XXXVIII.
¶ Þe queen þus acorded with þe Cros, [folio 130]
Aȝens hym spak nomore speche;
Þe lady ȝaf þe cros a cosse,
Þe lady of love longe loue gan seche,
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