I can with a word make him fain or loth;
I can with as much make him pleased or wroth;
I can, when I will, make him merry and glad;
I can, when me lust, make him sorry and sad;
I can set him in hope, and eke in despair;
I can make him speak rough, and make him speak fair.
But I marvel I see him not all this same day:
I will seek him out. But lo! he cometh this way.
I have yond espied him sadly coming,
And in love, for twenty pound, by his gloming.[44]