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De hede and lerne thou lytell chylde ander 
Chat tyme paſſed wpl! etourne 


Glozye bnto godloupnge and benyſon 
Co Þeter and Johan and alſo to Laurence 
whiche haue me take vnder pꝛotect pon 
From the deluge ot moꝛt all peſtylence 
And from the tempeſt of deedly vyolence 
And me pꝛeſerue that J fall not in the rage 


Under the bonde and pocke of maryage 


I was in purpoſe to haue taken a wyfe „„ 
And foꝛ to haue wedded without aupſcdnes 

A full fapzemayde with her to lede my kyle 
whome that Jloued of haſty wylfulnes 

with other fooles to haue lyued in dyſtreſſe 

As ſome gaue me countevle x began me to conffrapne 
Co haue be partable ot theyʒ woofull payne 


They laye vpon me and haſted me full ſoze 
—— me counſeyle fo to haue be bounde 
Ind began to pꝛayſe echedayemoze and moꝛe 
The Woofulliyfe in whiche they dyd habounde 
Ind were beſy my gladnes to confounde 
Theinſelferctoyſynge bothe at euenand moꝛowe 
Co haue a feio we to lyue with them in ſozowe. | 


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Butofhig me pzeferued 
Byth ofhis grace gebeten, 
From heil gates/they haue my lyfe conſerued 
2 warre whan louers luſtp 
dbzyght phebus was freſſheſt vnto ſe 
In gempnps the luſty and glad ſeaſon 
whan to wedde caught 


aſyon 
My tope was ſette in eſpecyall 
To haue wedded one excellent in fayznes 
And thꝛugh her beaute haue made my Cele te than 
Under the pocke ok euerlaſt ge dyſtreſle 
But god alonely of his h 

herde me tell 


Hath by an a las 
Stopped my paliage-fromehat peryilous hell 


Amonge theſe aungelles that were in nombze the | 
Thereapperedoneout of the ſouthe 
whiche ſpake fyꝛſt ot all to the trynyte 
Al ok one ſentence the mater is full couthe 

And he was called ä — 
whiche concluded by ſentence full notable 

Wpues of cuſtome den gladly varyable 


Iftcr this Johan eſtozy ſayth alſo 
how tar Peter — e 
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fermeth playnly oy —_ Wwpues be 
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. che begynneth a bataple 


ho taketh a wyke receyueth a greate charge 

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With tempeſt tolled as is a be _ 

There he was free hemaketh mſelfe thzall 

wpues of pozte ben full — 5. 

. — theyzluſtes gapnſape 
louely pleaſe and mekely chemobaye 


Thehuſbandes euer abydeth in trauaple 
One labour paſſed there cometh an other newe 


t 
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al maketh hym ali bu Alle 
Out ot whole daunger impoſcyble is to paſſe. . 


Thug wediock e is an endleſſe ptnaunte 
uno we that hauecrperyence 
— — bow 
—— euerlaſtynge a deedly byolence 
is of wyues is gladly the ſentence 
Upon theyz huſbandes INI lyſt to be bolde 


How they alone gouerneth the 


= T her huſbande happen 8 
he ſayth it is her pꝛudent puruepaunce 

k they go abacke ayen warde and vnthꝛyue 

e ſayth it is his mpſgouernaunce 

e bereth the blame ol all ſuche oꝛdynaunce 

yk they be pooꝛe and fall in dyſtreſſe 

Shcford ig g ier 


Indyffo behedeno werkman good 

—— e he hall haue an hoꝛne 

Alarge bone to ſtuffe With his hood 

Amo de behynde and fayned chere befozne 

And yl it all that they goodbelozne 
auenture epther at euen oz mozowe 

The ſely huſbande ſhall haue all the ſozotwe 


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I wawecalme full ot aduerſpte 

whole blandylſhynge endeth with mytchaunce 

Called Cpzenes euer fullof varpaunce 


They them retopce to le and to be lente 
And fo to ſeke ſondꝛye pylgrymages 
At greate to Walke on the grene 
Ind on ſca to ſytte on hygh ſtages 
It they be fayze to ſhewe theyʒ es 
Ind yfthey be fouleoflokeozcountenaunce 
Theylit amende with er" 
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And ok pꝛokpte tte dutiptel hede 
But 2g deere lesen ought 


And ol good meter brpnde they Wyil,not fayle in dede 


what ſo euer it coſt they care ryght nought 
Hoꝛ they cate not how dere it be bought 
Rather thanthey ſholde therof lacke oꝛ mpſſe 
They woldeleuerlayeſome pledge ywps 


It is Jt1s trewe Jtellyou pongermen euerpchone 

women be varyble and loue many Wwozdes and ſtryte 
who can not appeaſethemlyghtly oz anone 
Shall haue care andſozoweall his lyfe 
That woo the tymethat euer hetoke a lwyfe 
And w yll take thought andoften muſe 


How hemyght fynde themaner his wyfe to refuſt 


But t t maner with trouth can not be founde 
The — — mg 


O er pe takethe wape ot that bounde 


Fo; and pe come there your oye is tourned vnto care 
And remedy is there none ſo may I fare =” 
But to take pacyens xthynkenone other way aboute 

Thanſhall yedyeamartyz without on doute 


Therfoze vou men that wedded be 
Do nothynge agaynſt the pleaſureof pour wyfe 
Than ſhatlyoutynethe mozemeryly 
Indoften cauſe her tolyue withouten ſtryke 
Without thou arte vnhappy * 
Than yfſhe than Wwyll be no better 

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Therfozethynkemoche and ſaye nought 
And thanke god ok his goodneſſe 

And pzecenot foz toknoweall her thought 
Foz than ſhaltethou not knoweas Jg 
Without it be of herowne g 
Ind that is as moche as a man map put in his eye 
Foz yk ſhe lyſtofthy woꝛdes (he careth not aflye 


Ind to conclude ſhoꝛtiy vponreaſan 
Thermometer (erprin 
is no noz poy 
Noz none ſo dzedefull jous ſerpent 
As is a wyfe double 


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Therfozelet yonge men ta eſchewe ſozowe and care 


and ſozowe of eupll maryage. 


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