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Machaire goth�察�Canace abit��
The which was noght delivered yit��
Bot riht sone after that sche was。
Now lest and herkne a woful cas。
The sothe�察�which mai noght ben hid��
Was ate laste knowe and kid
Unto the king�察�how that it stod。
And whan that he it understod��
Anon into Malencolie��
As thogh it were a frenesie�察       �210
He fell�察�as he which nothing cowthe
How maistrefull love is in yowthe��
And for he was to love strange��
He wolde noght his herte change
To be benigne and favorable
To love�察�bot unmerciable
Betwen the wawe of wod and wroth
Into his dowhtres chambre he goth��
And sih the child was late bore��
Wherof he hath hise othes swore    220
That sche it schal ful sore abye。
And sche began merci to crie��
Upon hire bare knes and preide��
And to hire fader thus sche seide��
;Ha mercy� �fader�察�thenk I am
Thi child�察�and of thi blod I cam。
That I misdede yowthe it made��
And in the flodes bad me wade��
Wher that I sih no peril tho��
Bot now it is befalle so�察   �230
Merci�察�my fader�察�do no wreche� �
And with that word sche loste speche
And fell doun swounende at his fot��
As sche for sorwe nedes mot。
Bot his horrible crualte
Ther mihte attempre no pite��
Out of hire chambre forth he wente
Al full of wraththe in his entente��
And tok the conseil in his herte
That sche schal noght the deth asterte�察 �240
As he which Malencolien
Of pacience hath no lien��
Wherof the wraththe he mai restreigne。
And in this wilde wode peine��
Whanne al his resoun was untame��
A kniht he clepeth be his name��
And tok him as be weie of sonde
A naked swerd to bere on honde��
And seide him that he scholde go
And telle unto his dowhter so       250
In the manere as he him bad��
How sche that scharpe swerdes blad
Receive scholde and do withal
So as sche wot wherto it schal。
Forth in message goth this kniht
Unto this wofull yonge wiht��
This scharpe swerd to hire he tok��
Wherof that al hire bodi qwok��
For wel sche wiste what it mente��
And that it was to thilke entente  260
That sche hireselven scholde slee。
And to the kniht sche seide�此 �Yee��
Now that I wot my fadres wille��
That I schal in this wise spille��
I wole obeie me therto��
And as he wole it schal be do。
Bot now this thing mai be non other��
I wole a lettre unto mi brother��
So as my fieble hand may wryte��
With al my wofull herte endite。;   270
Sche tok a Penne on honde tho��
Fro point to point and al the wo��
Als ferforth as hireself it wot��
Unto hire dedly frend sche wrot��
And tolde how that hire fader grace
Sche mihte for nothing pourchace��
And overthat�察�as thou schalt hiere��
Sche wrot and seide in this manere��
;O thou my sorwe and my gladnesse��
O thou myn hele and my siknesse�察  �280
O my wanhope and al my trust��
O my desese and al my lust��
O thou my wele�察�o thou my wo��
O thou my frend�察�o thou my fo��
O thou my love�察�o thou myn hate��
For thee mot I be ded algate。
Thilke ende may I noght asterte��
And yit with al myn hole herte��
Whil that me lasteth eny breth��
I wol the love into my deth。    290
Bot of o thing I schal thee preie��
If that my litel Sone deie��
Let him be beried in my grave
Beside me�察�so schalt thou have
Upon ous bothe remembrance。
For thus it stant of my grevance��
Now at this time�察�as thou schalt wite��
With teres and with enke write
This lettre I have in cares colde��
In my riht hond my Penne I holde�察 �300
And in my left the swerd I kepe��
And in my barm ther lith to wepe
Thi child and myn�察�which sobbeth faste。
Now am I come unto my laste��
Fare wel�察�for I schal sone deie��
And thenk how I thi love abeie。;
The pomel of the swerd to grounde
Sche sette�察�and with the point a wounde
Thurghout hire herte anon sche made��
And forth with that al pale and fade  310
Sche fell doun ded fro ther sche stod。
The child lay bathende in hire blod
Out rolled fro the moder barm��
And for the blod was hot and warm��
He basketh him aboute thrinne。
Ther was no bote forto winne��
For he�察�which can no pite knowe��
The king cam in the same throwe��
And sih how that his dowhter dieth
And how this Babe al blody crieth�察   �320
Bot al that mihte him noght suffise��
That he ne bad to do juise
Upon the child�察�and bere him oute��
And seche in the Forest aboute
Som wilde place�察�what it were��
To caste him out of honde there��
So that som best him mai devoure��
Where as noman him schal socoure。
Al that he bad was don in dede��
Ha�察�who herde evere singe or rede  330
Of such a thing as that was do��
Bot he which ladde his wraththe so
Hath knowe of love bot a lite��
Bot for al that he was to wyte��
Thurgh his sodein Malencolie
To do so gret a felonie。
Forthi�察�my Sone�察�how so it stonde��
Be this cas thou miht understonde
That if thou evere in cause of love
Schalt deme�察�and thou be so above  340
That thou miht lede it at thi wille��
Let nevere thurgh thi Wraththe spille
Which every kinde scholde save。
For it sit every man to have
Reward to love and to his miht��
Ayein whos strengthe mai no wiht��
And siththe an herte is so constreigned��
The reddour oghte be restreigned
To him that mai no bet aweie��
Whan he mot to nature obeie。    350
For it is seid thus overal��
That nedes mot that nede schal
Of that a lif doth after kinde��
Wherof he mai no bote finde。
What nature hath set in hir lawe
Ther mai no mannes miht withdrawe��
And who that worcheth therayein��
Fulofte time it hath be sein��
Ther hath befalle gret vengance��
Wherof I finde a remembrance。   360
Ovide after the time tho
Tolde an ensample and seide so��
How that whilom Tiresias��
As he walkende goth per cas��
Upon an hih Montaine he sih
Tuo Serpentz in his weie nyh��
And thei�察�so as nature hem tawhte��
Assembled  were�察�and he tho cawhte
A yerde which he bar on honde��
And thoghte that he wolde fonde    370
To letten hem�察�and smot hem bothe��
Wherof the goddes weren wrothe��
And for he hath destourbed kinde
And was so to nature unkinde��
Unkindeliche he was transformed��
That he which erst a man was formed
Into a womman was forschape。
That was to him an angri jape��
Bot for that he with Angre wroghte��
Hise Angres angreliche he boghte。  380
Lo thus�察�my Sone�察�Ovide hath write��
Wherof thou miht be reson wite��
More is a man than such a beste��
So mihte it nevere ben honeste
A man to wraththen him to sore
Of that an other doth the lore
Of kinde�察�in which is no malice��
Bot only that it is a vice��
And thogh a man be resonable��
Yit after kinde he is menable   390
To love�察�wher he wole or non。
Thenk thou�察�my Sone�察�therupon
And do Malencolie aweie��
For love hath evere his lust to pleie��
As he which wolde no lif grieve。
Mi fader�察�that I mai wel lieve��
Al that ye tellen it is skile��
Let every man love as he wile��
Be so it be noght my ladi��
For I schal noght be wroth therby。    400
Bot that I wraththe and fare amis��
Al one upon miself it is��
That I with bothe love and kinde
Am so bestad�察�that I can finde
No weie how I it mai asterte��
Which stant upon myn oghne herte
And toucheth to non other lif��
Save only to that swete wif
For whom�察�bot if it be amended��
Mi glade daies ben despended�察  �410
That I miself schal noght forbere
The Wraththe which that I now bere��
For therof is non other leche。
Now axeth forth�察�I yow beseche��
Of Wraththe if ther oght elles is��
Wherof to schryve。 Sone�察�yis。
Of Wraththe the secounde is Cheste��
Which hath the wyndes of tempeste
To kepe�察�and many a sodein blast
He bloweth�察�wherof ben agast    420
Thei that desiren pes and reste。
He is that ilke ungoodlieste
Which many a lusti love hath twinned��
For he berth evere his mowth unpinned��
So that his lippes ben unloke
And his corage is al tobroke��
That every thing which he can telle��
It springeth up as doth a welle��
Which mai non of his stremes hyde��
Bot renneth out on every syde。  430
So buillen up the foule sawes
That Cheste wot of his felawes��
For as a Sive kepeth Ale��
Riht so can Cheste kepe a tale��
Al that he wot he wol desclose��
And speke er eny man oppose。
As a Cite withoute wal��
Wher men mai gon out overal
Withouten eny resistence��
So with his croked eloquence    440
He spekth al that he wot withinne��
Wherof men lese mor than winne��
For ofte time of his chidinge
He bringth to house such tidinge��
That makth werre ate beddeshed。
He is the levein of the bred��
Which soureth al the past aboute��
Men oghte wel such on to doute��
For evere his bowe is redi bent��
And whom he hit I telle him schent�察  �450
If he mai perce him with his tunge。
And ek so lowde his belle is runge��
That of the noise and of the soun
Men feeren hem in al the toun
Welmore than thei don of thonder。
For that is cause of more wonder��
For with the wyndes whiche he bloweth
Fulofte sythe he overthroweth
The Cites and the policie��
That I have herd the poeple crie�察 �460
And echon seide in his degre��
;Ha wicke tunge�察�wo thee be� �
For men sein that the harde bon��
Althogh himselven have non��
A tunge brekth it al to pieces。
He hath so manye sondri spieces
Of vice�察�that I mai noght wel
Descrive hem be a thousendel��
Bot whan that he to Cheste falleth��
Ful many a wonder thing befalleth�察   �470
For he ne can nothing forbere。
Now tell me�察�Sone�察�thin ansuere��
If it hath evere so betidd��
That thou at eny time hast chidd
Toward thi love。 Fader�察�nay��
Such Cheste yit unto this day
Ne made I nevere�察�god forbede��
For er I sunge such a crede��
I hadde levere to be lewed��
For thanne were I al beschrewed    480
And worthi to be put abak
With al the sorwe upon my bak
That eny man ordeigne cowthe。
Bot I spak nevere yit be mowthe
That unto Cheste mihte touche��
And that I durste riht wel vouche
Upon hirself as for witnesse��
For I wot�察�of hir gentilesse
That sche me wolde wel excuse��
That I no suche thinges use。    490
And if it scholde so betide
That I algates moste chide��
It myhte noght be to my love��
For so yit was I nevere above��
For al this wyde world to winne
That I dorste eny word beginne��
Be which sche mihte have ben amoeved
And I of Cheste also reproeved。
Bot rathere�察�if it mihte hir like��
The beste wordes wolde I pike   500
Whiche I cowthe in myn herte chese��
And serve hem forth in stede of chese��
For that is helplich to defie��
And so wolde I my wordes plie��
That mihten Wraththe and Cheste avale
With tellinge of my softe tale。
Thus dar I make a foreward��
That nevere unto my ladiward
Yit spak I word in such a wise��
Wherof that Cheste scholde arise。  510
This seie I noght�察�that I fulofte
Ne have�察�whanne I spak most softe��
Per cas seid more thanne ynowh��
Bot so wel halt noman the plowh
That he ne balketh otherwhile��
Ne so wel can noman affile
His tunge�察�that som time in rape
Him mai som liht word overscape��
And yit ne meneth he no Cheste。
Bot that I have ayein hir heste    520
Fulofte spoke�察�I am beknowe��
And how my will is�察�that ye knowe��
For whan my time comth aboute��
That I dar speke and seie al oute
Mi longe love�察�of which sche wot
That evere in on aliche hot
Me grieveth�察�thanne al my desese
I telle�察�and though it hir desplese��
I speke it forth and noght ne leve��
And thogh it be beside hire leve�察 �530
I hope and trowe natheles
That I do noght ayein the pes��
For thogh I telle hire al my thoght��
Sche wot wel that I chyde noght。
Men mai the hihe god beseche��
And he wol hiere a mannes speche
And be noght wroth of that he sei

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