which vtterly behight me to forbar [forbarre (loodsterre, aferre, werre) H.]
Mi feythefull trust, and all my affiaunce."
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(34) LA DAME.
"To leue in wo, he hathe gret fantasie, [folio 122b]
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And of his hert also hathe sliper hold,
That, only for byholdyng of an ye, [yee H, ey T.]
Cannot abide in pees, as resoun wolde.
Other, or me, [UH, ne T.] yf ye liste to biholde,
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Oure yen [yeen H, eyen T.] ar made to loke: why shuld we spare?
I take no kepe, nether of yong ne olde;
who feleth smert, [UH, seketh harme T.] y consayll hym by [be H.] ware."
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(35) LAMANT.
"If it be so, [UH, so be T.] one hurt an other sore,
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In his defaut þat feleth the [the HT, no U.] greuaunce,
Of very right a man may do no more;
yit resoun wuld it were in rémembraunce.
And, sith fortune nat only (by his chaunce)
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hathe caused me to suffre all this payn,
But your beaute, with all þe sircumstaunce,
Whi list you [ye HT.] haue me in so grete disdeyn?"
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(36) LA DAME.
"To your persone ne haue y non [UH, om. T.] disdeyn,
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Nor neuer hadde, truly; nor nought [ner neuere H, ne neuer T.] will haue,
Nor right gret loue, nor hatrede, in certeyn;
Nor [UH, Ne T.] youre consayll to knowe, (so god me saue!)
If such beleue [UH, conseyte T.] be in your mynde y-graue, [UH, graue T.]
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Þat lytell thyng may do you gret plesaunce,
you to begyle, or make [UH, mok T.] you for to rave,
I will not cause non [noon H, no T.] such éncomberaunce."
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(37) LAMANT.
"What euer hit be þat hath me [UT, me hath H.] þis purchácyde, [folio 123]
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Wenyng hath noght deseyued me, [UH, om. T.] sertayne;
