he schuld not flytte, bot do forth his seruyse
Alway, with-outen [without the T, withoute H.] chaunge of any newe.
As sone as loue by-gynneth to remew. [renew T, remewe H.]
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All plesaunce goth anon, in letel space:
As for my party, þat schal I [UT, For my party, al H, that I shal H.] eschewe,
Whils þat my [my T, the UH.] sowle abydythe in his place."
(82) LA DAME.
"To loue trewly, ther as ye oght of ryght, [folio 130b]
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ye may not be mysse-taken, dout[ë]lesse,
Bot ye be fowle deceyued in your syght,
By lyghtly vndurstandyng, as I gesse;
yet may ye wel repeale your bysynesse,
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And to resoun, some-what haue átendaunce,
myche better þen to abyde, by fole [sole T, foly H.] symplesse,
The feble socour [UH, socours T.] of desesperaunce."
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(83) LAMANT.
"Resoun, councell, wysdam, and good avyse
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Bene vndur loue a-restyd [UH, arestyn T.] euerychone,—
To which I can acord in euery wyse;—
ffor þai be not rebell, bot still as [UH, as a T.] stone;
Their will and myne ar [myne ar T, mynd as U, myn ben H.] medeled al in won,
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And þer-with bownden with so stronge a cheyne,
That, as in hem, [theym T, heuen U, hem H.] departyng shal be none,
But pytë breke the myghty bonde a-tweyn."
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(84) LA DAME.
"Who loueth not hym-selfe, what-euer he be,
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In loue he stant [UH, standeth T.] for-yet in euery place;
And, of your woo, if ye haue no pyte,
Othirs pyte be-leue not to purcháce, [purches UH.]
But bethe fully assurèd in this case,
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I am al-ways vndur on ordynaunce,
To haue better: trysteth not after grace,
And al þat leueth, [UH, loueth T.] take to your plesaunce."
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