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And with his wordes debonaire
He seide tome softe and faire��
;Thi schrifte to oppose and hiere��
My Sone�察�I am assigned hiere
Be Venus the godesse above��
Whos Prest I am touchende of love。
Bot natheles for certein skile
I mot algate and nedes wile
Noght only make my spekynges
Of love�察�bot of othre thinges�察   �240
That touchen to the cause of vice。
For that belongeth to thoffice
Of Prest�察�whos ordre that I bere��
So that I wol nothing forbere��
That I the vices on and on
Ne schal thee schewen everychon��
Wherof thou myht take evidence
To reule with thi conscience。
Bot of conclusion final
Conclude I wol in special     250
For love�察�whos servant I am��
And why the cause is that I cam。
So thenke I to don bothe tuo��
Ferst that myn ordre longeth to��
The vices forto telle arewe��
Bot next above alle othre schewe
Of love I wol the propretes��
How that thei stonde be degrees
After the disposicioun
Of Venus�察�whos condicioun     260
I moste folwe�察�as I am holde。
For I with love am al withholde��
So that the lasse I am to wyte��
Thogh I ne conne bot a lyte
Of othre thinges that ben wise��
I am noght tawht in such a wise��
For it is noght my comun us
To speke of vices and vertus��
Bot al of love and of his lore��
For Venus bokes of nomore     270
Me techen nowther text ne glose。
Bot for als moche as I suppose
It sit a prest to be wel thewed��
And schame it is if he be lewed��
Of my Presthode after the forme
I wol thi schrifte so enforme��
That ate leste thou schalt hiere
The vices�察�and to thi matiere
Of love I schal hem so remene��
That thou schalt knowe what thei mene。    280
For what a man schal axe or sein
Touchende of schrifte�察�it mot be plein��
It nedeth noght to make it queinte��
For trowthe hise wordes wol noght peinte��
That I wole axe of the forthi��
My Sone�察�it schal be so pleinly��
That thou schalt knowe and understonde
The pointz of schrifte how that thei stonde。;
Betwen the lif and deth I herde
This Prestes tale er I answerde�察    �290
And thanne I preide him forto seie
His will�察�and I it wolde obeie
After the forme of his apprise。
Tho spak he tome in such a wise��
And bad me that I scholde schrive
As touchende of my wittes fyve��
And schape that thei were amended
Of that I hadde hem misdispended。
For tho be proprely the gates��
Thurgh whiche as to the herte algates     300
Comth alle thing unto the feire��
Which may the mannes Soule empeire。
And now this matiere is broght inne��
Mi Sone�察�I thenke ferst beginne
To wite how that thin yhe hath stonde��
The which is�察�as I understonde��
The moste principal of alle��
Thurgh whom that peril mai befalle。
And forto speke in loves kinde��
Ful manye suche a man mai finde�察    �310
Whiche evere caste aboute here yhe��
To loke if that thei myhte aspie
Fulofte thing which hem ne toucheth��
Bot only that here herte soucheth
In hindringe of an other wiht��
And thus ful many a worthi knyht
And many a lusti lady bothe
Have be fulofte sythe wrothe。
So that an yhe is as a thief
To love�察�and doth ful gret meschief�察  �320
And also for his oghne part
Fulofte thilke firy Dart
Of love�察�which that evere brenneth��
Thurgh him into the herte renneth��
And thus a mannes yhe ferst
Himselve grieveth alther werst��
And many a time that he knoweth
Unto his oghne harm it groweth。
Mi Sone�察�herkne now forthi
A tale�察�to be war therby   330
Thin yhe forto kepe and warde��
So that it passe noght his warde。
Ovide telleth in his bok
Ensample touchende of mislok��
And seith hou whilom ther was on��
A worthi lord�察�which Acteon
Was hote�察�and he was cousin nyh
To him that Thebes ferst on hyh
Up sette�察�which king Cadme hyhte。
This Acteon�察�as he wel myhte�察    �340
Above alle othre caste his chiere��
And used it fro yer to yere��
With Houndes and with grete Hornes
Among the wodes and the thornes
To make his hunting and his chace��
Where him best thoghte in every place
To finde gamen in his weie��
Ther rod he forto hunte and pleie。
So him befell upon a tide
On his hunting as he cam ride�察   �350
In a Forest al one he was��
He syh upon the grene gras
The faire freisshe floures springe��
He herde among the leves singe
The Throstle with the nyhtingale��
Thus er he wiste into a Dale
He cam�察�wher was a litel plein��
All round aboute wel besein
With buisshes grene and Cedres hyhe��
And ther withinne he caste his yhe。    360
Amidd the plein he syh a welle��
So fair ther myhte noman telle��
In which Diana naked stod
To bathe and pleie hire in the flod
With many a Nimphe�察�which hire serveth。
Bot he his yhe awey ne swerveth
Fro hire�察�which was naked al��
And sche was wonder wroth withal��
And him�察�as sche which was godesse��
Forschop anon�察�and the liknesse     370
Sche made him taken of an Hert��
Which was tofore hise houndes stert��
That ronne besiliche aboute
With many an horn and many a route��
That maden mochel noise and cry��
And ate laste unhappely
This Hert his oghne houndes slowhe
And him for vengance al todrowhe。
Lo now�察�my Sone�察�what it is
A man to caste his yhe amis�察  �380
Which Acteon hath dere aboght��
Be war forthi and do it noght。
For ofte�察�who that hiede toke��
Betre is to winke than to loke。
And forto proven it is so��
Ovide the Poete also
A tale which to this matiere
Acordeth seith�察�as thou schalt hiere。
In Metamor it telleth thus��
How that a lord which Phorces     390
Was hote�察�hadde dowhtres thre。
Bot upon here nativite
Such was the constellacion��
That out of mannes nacion
Fro kynde thei be so miswent��
That to the liknesse of Serpent
Thei were bore�察�and so that on
Of hem was cleped Stellibon��
That other soster Suriale��
The thridde�察�as telleth in the tale�察   �400
Medusa hihte�察�and natheles
Of comun name Gorgones
In every contre ther aboute��
As Monstres whiche that men doute��
Men clepen hem�察�and bot on yhe
Among hem thre in pourpartie
Thei hadde�察�of which thei myhte se��
Now hath it this�察�now hath it sche��
After that cause and nede it ladde��
Be throwes ech of hem it hadde。     410
A wonder thing yet more amis
Ther was�察�wherof I telle al this��
What man on hem his chiere caste
And hem behield�察�he was als faste
Out of a man into a Ston
Forschape�察�and thus ful manyon
Deceived were�察�of that thei wolde
Misloke�察�wher that thei ne scholde。
Bot Perses that worthi knyht��
Whom Pallas of hir grete myht    420
Halp�察�and tok him a Schield therto��
And ek the god Mercurie also
Lente him a swerd�察�he�察�as it fell��
Beyende Athlans the hihe hell
These Monstres soghte�察�and there he fond
Diverse men of thilke lond
Thurgh sihte of hem mistorned were��
Stondende as Stones hiere and there。
Bot he�察�which wisdom and prouesse
Hadde of the god and the godesse�察   �430
The Schield of Pallas gan enbrace��
With which he covereth sauf his face��
Mercuries Swerd and out he drowh��
And so he bar him that he slowh
These dredful Monstres alle thre。
Lo now�察�my Sone�察�avise the��
That thou thi sihte noght misuse��
Cast noght thin yhe upon Meduse��
That thou be torned into Ston��
For so wys man was nevere non�察     �440
Bot if he wel his yhe kepe
And take of fol delit no kepe��
That he with lust nys ofte nome��
Thurgh strengthe of love and overcome。
Of mislokynge how it hath ferd��
As I have told�察�now hast thou herd��
My goode Sone�察�and tak good hiede。
And overthis yet I thee rede
That thou be war of thin heringe��
Which to the Herte the tidinge   450
Of many a vanite hath broght��
To tarie with a mannes thoght。
And natheles good is to hiere
Such thing wherof a man may lere
That to vertu is acordant��
And toward al the remenant
Good is to torne his Ere fro��
For elles�察�bot a man do so��
Him may fulofte mysbefalle。
I rede ensample amonges alle�察    �460
Wherof to kepe wel an Ere
It oghte pute a man in fere。
A Serpent�察�which that Aspidis
Is cleped�察�of his kynde hath this��
That he the Ston noblest of alle��
The which that men Carbuncle calle��
Berth in his hed above on heihte。
For which whan that a man be sleyhte��
The Ston to winne and him to daunte��
With his carecte him wolde enchaunte�察  �470
Anon as he perceiveth that��
He leith doun his on Ere al plat
Unto the ground�察�and halt it faste��
And ek that other Ere als faste
He stoppeth with his tail so sore��
That he the wordes lasse or more
Of his enchantement ne hiereth��
And in this wise himself he skiereth��
So that he hath the wordes weyved
And thurgh his Ere is noght deceived。     480
An othre thing�察�who that recordeth��
Lich unto this ensample acordeth��
Which in the tale of Troie I finde。
Sirenes of a wonder kynde
Ben Monstres�察�as the bokes tellen��
And in the grete Se thei duellen��
Of body bothe and of visage
Lik unto wommen of yong age
Up fro the Navele on hih thei be��
And doun benethe�察�as men mai se�察    �490
Thei bere of fisshes the figure。
And overthis of such nature
Thei ben�察�that with so swete a stevene
Lik to the melodie of hevene
In wommanysshe vois thei singe��
With notes of so gret likinge��
Of such mesure�察�of such musike��
Wherof the Schipes thei beswike
That passen be the costes there。
For whan the Schipmen leie an Ere   500
Unto the vois�察�in here avys
Thei wene it be a Paradys��
Which after is to hem an helle。
For reson may noght with hem duelle��
Whan thei tho grete lustes hiere��
Thei conne noght here Schipes stiere��
So besiliche upon the note
Thei herkne�察�and in such wise assote��
That thei here rihte cours and weie
Foryete�察�and to here Ere obeie�察  �510
And seilen til it so befalle
That thei into the peril falle��
Where as the Schipes be todrawe��
And thei ben with the Monstres slawe。
Bot fro this peril natheles
With his wisdom king Uluxes
Ascapeth and it overpasseth��
For he tofor the hond compasseth
That noman of his compaignie
Hath pouer unto that folie    520
His Ere for no lust to caste��
For he hem stoppede alle faste��
That non of hem mai hiere hem singe。
So whan they comen forth seilinge��
Ther was such governance on honde��
That thei the Monstres have withstonde
And slain of hem a gret partie。
Thus was he sauf with his navie��
This wise king�察�thurgh governance。
Wherof�察�my Sone�察�in remembrance     530
Thou myht ensample taken hiere��
As I have told�察�and what thou hiere
Be wel war�察�and yif no credence��
Bot if thou se more evidence。
For if thou woldest take kepe
And wisly cowthest warde and kepe
Thin yhe and Ere�察�as I have spoke��
Than haddest thou the gates stoke
Fro such Sotie as comth to winne
Thin hertes wit�察�which is withinne�察    �540
Wherof that now thi love excedeth
Mesure�察�and many a peine bredeth。
Bot if thou cowthest sette in reule
Tho tuo�察�the thre were eth to reule��
Forthi as of thi wittes five
I wole as now nomore schryve��
Bot only of these ilke tuo。
Tell me therfore if it be so��
Hast thou thin yhen oght misthrowe��
Mi fader�察�ye�察�I am beknowe�察     �550
I have hem cast upon Meduse��
Therof I may me noght excuse��
Min herte is growen into Ston��
So that my lady therupon
Hath such a priente of love grave��
That I can noght miselve save。
What seist thou�察�Sone�察�as of thin Ere��
Mi fader�察�I am gultyf there��
For whanne I may my lady hiere��
Mi wit with that hath lost his Stiere�此   �560
I do noght as Uluxes dede��
Bot falle anon upon the stede��
Wher as I se my lady stonde��
And there�察�I do yow understonde��
I am topulled in my thoght��
So that of reson leveth noght��
Wherof that I me mai

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