[6-text p 536]
(36)
And seyde I wondere this tyme of the ȝeer [folio 376b]
Whens that the sote sauour comyth so
Of rose & lylyis / that I smelle heere /
ffor thow I hadde hem in myne handis two
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The sauour myghte in me no deppere go
The swete smel that in myn herte I fynde
Hath chaunged me al in a nothir kynde
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(37)
Valerian seyde two corounnys han we
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Snow whit & rose reed that schynyn cleere
Whiche that thynne eyne han no myght to se
And as thow smellyst hem thour myn preyere
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So schalt thow seen hem leue brothir deere
Ȝif it so be thow wolt with-outyn slouthe
Byleue arygh & knowyn werray trouthe
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(38)
Tiburse answerde seyst thow this to me
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In sothnesse or in drem I herkene this
In dremys quod Valerian haue we be
Vn-to this tyme brothir myn I-wis
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But now at erst in trouthe oure dwellynge is
How wost thow this quod Tiburce & in what wyse
Quod valerian that schal I the deuyse
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(39)
The Au[n]gel of god hath me the trouthe taught
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Which thow schalt se ȝif that thow wilt reneye
Thynne Idolis & been cleene & ellis not
And of the myrakele of these coronys tweye
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Seynt Ambrose in his prefas leste to seye
Solempnely this noble doughtyr dere
Commendyth it & seyth in this maneere
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