(99) LAMANT.
"Sith þat, of grace, o goodly word allone
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May noght be hade, but alway kept in store,
I pele [UH, speke T.] to gode, (for he may her my mone,)
Of þe duresse which greuythe me so [which . . . so UH, that . . me T.] sore.
and of pyte I playne me fordermore, [furthermore T, furthere-more H.]
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which he foryat, in all his ordynaunce,
Or elles my lyfe to háue endid by-fore,
which he so sone put out of Rémembraunce."
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(100) LA DAME.
"Myn hert, nor I, haue done you no [noo H, om. T.] forfait, [folio 133b]
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By which ye schuld complayne in any kynde.
Ther hurtyth you [UH, Then T.] no thyng but your [your TH, ys U.] conseyt:
Be Iuge your-selfe; for so ye schall hit fynde.
Ons, for alwey, lat þis synke in your mynde:
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Thát ye desir, schall neuer Reioysed be.
ye noye me sore, in wastyng all þis [UH, of your T.] wynde;
ffor I haue sayd ynoghe, as semythe me."
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(101)
This wofull man rose vp in all his payn,
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And so partyd, with wepyng [UH, heuy T.] countynaunce;
his wofull hert, all-most itt brast a [it brest in H, brast in T.] -twayn
ffull lyke to dye, forth walkyng [H, walkyng forth UT.] in a traunce,
And said, "now, deth, com forth! [UH, deth come forthe and T.] thi-selfe avaunce,
Or þat my hart for-yet his propirte;
And make schortyr [UT, shorte H.] all þis wofull penaunce
Offe my pour lyfe, full of aduersyte!"
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(102)
ffro thens he went, bot whidur wyst I noght,
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Nor to what part he drow, in sothfastnese;
But he no mor wasse in his [his UH, om. T.] ladyes thought,
ffor to the daunce anon sche gan her dresse.
