[6-text p 424]
Ye been oure lord doth with ȝoure owene thyng
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Ryȝt as ȝow leste axseth no reed at me
ffor as I leffte at hom al myn clothynge
Whan I ferst cam to ȝow ryȝt so quod sche
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Lefte I myn wil / & myn liberte /
And tok ȝoure clothyng wherfore I ȝow preye
Doth ȝoure plesaunce I wele ȝoure lust obeye
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And sertis ȝif I hadde prescience
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ȝoure wil to knowe er ȝe ȝoure lust me tolde
I wolde it don with-outyn necligence
But now I wot ȝoure lust & what ȝe wolde
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Al ȝoure plesaunce ferme & stable I holde
ffor wiste I þat myn deth wolde don ȝoure ese
Ryȝt gladly wolde I deye ȝow to plese
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Deth may not make non comparisoun
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Vn-to ȝoure loue & whan this Markys say
The constaunce / of his wyf he cast a doun
Hise eyen too / & wonderyth that sche may
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In pacience / suffere al this a-ray
And forth he goth / with drery cuntenaunce
But to his herte it was / a ful gret plesaunce
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This vgely sergeaunt in þe same wyse [folio 252a]
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That he hire douȝtyr cauȝte ryȝte so he
Or werse ȝif men werse can deuyse
Hath hent hire sone that ful was of beute
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And euery in on so pacient was sche
That sche no chere made of heuynesse
But kisse hire sone / & aftyr gan it blysse
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Saue this sche preyede hym that ȝif he myȝte
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Hire litille sone he wolde in erthe graue
Hise tendere lemys delitat to syȝte
ffrom foulys & from bestis hym to saue
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