(106)
Pray hem also, with thyn humble seruyse, [folio 134b]
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Thi boldënes [boldenesse H, boldnes U.] to pardon in þis case;
ffor els þou art not able, in no wyse,
To make thi selfe a-pere [appere TH.] in any place.
And forþermor, by-seche hem, of þair grace,
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By þair fauour and supportacïoun,
To take in gre þis Rude translacioun.
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(107)
The which, got wot, standith full destytute
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Of eloquence, of metre, and of [of H, om. UT.] colours,
Lyke as oo [a H. Wilde as a Harl. 372, Ff. I. 6, Camb. Univ.—Skeat.] best, naked, with-out refute,
Vpon a playn tabyde [to abyde T, to bide H.] all maner schours.
I can no mor, but aske of hem socours,
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At whos request you wer mad [made was H.] in þis wyse,
Comaundyng me with body and seruyse.
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Ryght þus I make an end of þis processe,
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By-sechyng hym þat all hath in baláunce,
That no trew man be vexid, causëlesse,
As þis man wasse, which is of Rémembraunce;
And all þat do þair faithfull óbseruaunce,
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And in þair trouth purpóse hem to endure,
I pray god send [sende H, sun U.] hem bettyr áventure. [T, om. U, Qui legit, emendat scriptorem, non reprehendat H.]
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Explicit la bell dame saunce mercy.
