As my god [god.] wyl, [wyle O, without my goddis wil I not D.] so wyl [wyle O, without my goddis wil I not D.] y do.
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She shal noght [nouȝt O.] to any be sette [to no man ben sett D.]
Withoutyn leue of my maumette.
The munkë [munk O, monk seide I graunt wel D.] seyd he graunted weyl [folio 2a:2]
Aftyr hys maumette to [I graunt wel, after þi mamett D.] do euery deyl.
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Þe sarysyne to hys god [god O, þat s . . . D.] ȝede,
And askede cunseyl of swyche a dede,
Ȝyf he were of þe munkë [munk D, monk O, þat monk apayȝed D.] payde,
Or, þe ȝyfte shulde be delayde.' [delayȝed D.]
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Þan answered hys termagaunt, [teruagaunt O, þat termagaunt D.]
"Ȝyue hym þy doghtyr [douȝtyr O, doutter D.] on þys cunnaunt, [vp þis comenaunt D.]
Þat he forsake, & quytë clene, [quyt cleyme O (quit claim, give up), clene H, he must forsake qwyȝt & clene D.]
God of heuene and hys bapteme,
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And alle [al OD.] þe godenesse of hys munkhede;
Þese þre forsakë, mote [muste D.] he nede;
And ȝyf he forsake hem apertly, [apertely O.]
Ȝyue hym þy douȝtyr hardëly." [Harl. hardly, O hardely, D hardily.]
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Þys prest come [com O.] to þe [þys O, cam to þis D.] munke, & tolde
what [how D.] he seyd, and what [how O, qwat D.] he wolde;
'And ȝyf he wolde forsake þese [ȝif he forsake þese alle D.] þre,
Hys dougtyr shulde hys ownë be.' [lete þi douȝtter his wyf be D.]
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She was so mochë yn hys þoght; [þouȝt O, meche in his foul þought D.]
Had he here, [Hadde he hir D.] he rouȝte of noghte. [nouȝt O.]
Alas! [Allas O, Allas þer D.] Ihesus he forsoke,
And þe crystyndom þat he toke,
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And þe state of relygyoun,
And chesë [ches þer D.] hys Dampnacyun. [damnacyun O, dampnacyoun D.]
Certys he dede grete [a gret D.] outrage,
To make þe deuyl so moche omage. [suych seruage D.]
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