Then I, ne more sorow endure;
And if I slepe a furlong wey or tweye,
Than thinketh me, that your figure
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Before me stant, clad in asure,
To profren eft a newe assure
For to be trewe, and mercy me to preye.
6. The longe nightthis wonder sightI drye,
And on the dayfor this afrayI dye,
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