[6-text p 332]
So wroth he was / no word ne wold he seye
Now quod oure hoost / I wol no lengere pleye
With the / ne with noon other angry man
But right a-noon / the worthy knyght bygan
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Whan that he saw / that al the peeple low
No more of this / for it is right I-now
Sire pardonere be glad / and mery of chere
And ȝe sire hoost / that ben to me so dere
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I preye ȝow that ȝe kisse / the Pardonere
And Pardonere I preye the / drawe the nere
And as we diden / lat vs laughe and pleye
A-noon they kisten / & reden forth here weye [[Leaf 150 blank, except for some later scribble. [
By cawse thys booke ys off gretfobsais hylys, mengled with lyke pastimes,but for no wyse men, but ffor Iaks & boyes;by cawse it ys all off knaues & toyesWyllyam pully ys my name & heWyllyam pully ys (caricature of a man holding a long snake in his left hand).] ]] Line 968
