Euery day bi day
In þe Pomeri þei play, [I. pomer.]
Whiles þei mihte Susan assay,
To worchen hire wo. [I. To wyrthin.]
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VI.
In þe seson of somere, with Sibell and Ione, [P. Isabell.]
Heo greiþed hire til hire gardin, þat growed so grene, [I. Sche glode. P. to gardyn noght to be sene.]
Þer lyndes and lorers were lent vpon lone, [P. were bred up on lone.]
Þe sauyne and sypres, selcouþ to sene, [P. þe sicamours to sene.]
Þe palme and þe poplere, þe pirie, þe plone,
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Þe Iunipere ientel, Ionyng bi-twene, [I. standand be-twene.]
Þe rose ragged on rys, richest on Rone, [P. ricchest in sowme. I. ragged opon bote, richest in rane.]
Iþeuwed with þe þorn trinaunt to sene, [P. thryvyng to sene. I. thriuand be-twene.]
So tiht; [P. So þikke. I. On heyht.]
Þer weore Pope-iayes prest,
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Nihtyngales vppon nest,
Bliþest Briddes o þe best,
In Blossoms so briht. [P. On blosmes to sytte.]
VII.
Þe Briddes in Blossoms þei beeren wel loude, [I. on blossomes þei beren ful lowde. P. on blosmes blokkid wel loud.]
On olyues and amylliers, and al kynde of trees, [P. and amylers. I. and aueners (?).]
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Þe popeiayes perken and pruynen for proude, [I. Þies papyniayes pykyn.]
On peren and pynappel þei ioyken in pees; [P. þei prikkyn in prees. I. þei pykyn hem in pees.]
On croppus of canel keneliche þei croude, [P. þei crowe.]
