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〈♫〉〈♫〉LO Lady for your loue I feele this burning, I feele this burning, Lo Lady for your loue I feele this burning, I feele this burning. And no whit grieue you, ij. for this flaming fuell, When you deny me (O cruell.) Af∣ter a thousand skorns one sweet eye turning, one sweet eye turning, when you deny me, (O cruell.) After a thousand skorns one sweet eye turning, one sweet eye, turning.