Was cleped, which was full of grace:
And that was sene in thilke place,[529]
Wher sche hir fader out of teene
Hath broght and mad hirself a qweene, 3400
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Of that sche hath so wel desclosed
[Humility.]
The pointz wherof sche was opposed.
Confessor.
Lo now, my Sone, as thou myht hiere,[530]