to the see-ward ever ben they drawing. Thing that is light
blythly wil nat sinke, but ever ascendeth and upward draweth.
Thus kynde in every thing his kyndly cours and his beinge-place
sheweth. Wherfore †by kynde, on this good wil, anon as it were
spronge, this blisse shulde thereon discende; her kynde wolde,
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they dwelleden togider; and so have ye sayd your-selfe.'
'Certes,' quod she, 'thyne herte sitteth wonder sore, this blisse
for to have; thyne herte is sore agreved that it tarieth so longe;
and if thou durstest, as me thinketh by thyne wordes, this blisse