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chat thou them kame koꝛ enupte 


Thou Halt be taken as a felon 
Ind put kall depe in my pꝛyſon 


an) ketered faſt vnto aſtone 


CTyl xii.pere were come and gone 
And dawen wyth hors tht 2:19 Je the cpte 


And loonc hauged vopn a fre 


And thou may not thy lelke ercuſe 


This dede thou ſhait no wiſe rekule 
and therFore ſleward take good hed 


Bow thou wilt anſwere to this ded 
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Sp! kynge J wyl neuer go therkro 
Fo? yk that ye wyll graunt mehere 
Strength ok men and great power 

J ſhallhym take this ſame nyght 

In the chantbre with your doughter b:ight 
Fo: F ſhall neuer begladdeof chere 

@vll J be ycngedofehatſquyer 

Than ſapd the kynge full curteylly 

Unto the ſtewarde that Love hym by 

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| Kethymſay what ſoeuer he wy 
and here and ſe and holde pon ſtpll 
and herken well what he wyll ſay 
Oꝛ thou with him made atiy fray 
| So he come not her chambꝛe Win 
No bate on hym loke thou begyn 

Though that he kyſte that lady fre 
And take his leaue ryght curtepllp 
Let hym go bothhole and ſounde 
without wemme oꝛ aup wounde 
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He ſhall ust wedde my doughter dere 
And therkoꝛe ſfewarde Þ thee pꝛape 
Chou watche that lady nypght and dape 
Che tſtewarde lapde the kyng vnt yl 
All pout bydedyng F (Hall tulkpil 
Ee ſtewarde koke his leaue to go 
the Dqurer tame frachambꝛe tho 
Done he went into the hall 
Che oticers lone eanhe call 
Goth, vſſher, Banter, and Wuklei 
Andother that in office were 
there hethem warned ſone anone 
To take vy the hoꝛdes euer ychonte 
thant hey dyd his commaundemenk 
And lythe vnto the kyng he went 
Full lowe he ſet hym on his kne 
And voPded bis boꝛde kull gentelx 
. and whan the ſqupꝛe had done ſo 
A none he ſayde the kynge bnto 
As pe ate loꝛde of chpualty 
eue me leue topalle the ſes 
To pꝛoue mpſtrenthe with my ryght hande 
Du Sodes enempes in vucouth land 
Ind to be knowe in chyualry 
In Baſcoyne, S payne, and Lumbardy 
In eche dataple koꝛ to tyghe 
To be pꝛoued a venterous knyghe 
the Byng ſayd ta the ſquper tho 
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Ik thou be truein woꝛde and dede 
J ſhallthee helpe in all thy nede 
Che ſquper thanked Þ kyng anon: 
and toke his leue ãd foꝛth can gone . 

With toye and blyſle t muche pꝛyde Y 
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Pehad not rydenbut a whple 
Nof the mountenaunce of a myle 
P: he was ware of a vyllage 
Auone helapde vnto a page 
Pur coupet ſooneloke it be dyght 
| Here wyll welodge all to uypght 
Che tobe thepꝛynnes in good inkentke 
and to theyꝛ ſupper ſoone they wente 
MWhan he was let and ſerued at meate 
T han he lapd he had koꝛgete 
To take leue of that ladp fre 
The KRpages dougnter of Hungre 
anone the ſau yer made him ayre 
And by hym ſelke koꝛth canhe fare 
witheut ſtrength of his mepne 
Vntu che calteil than went he 
Phan he cametothepoſterne gate 
a none he entred in thereaf 
and his dꝛa wen ſwerd in his hande 
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Chat had knowen ok his pꝛyuite 
Alas it was nat as he wende 
Fo: all his connfaple the ſteward 
He had bewꝛayed him to the kyng 
Ok all his ioue and his woyng 
And yet he lape her chambꝛe by 
armed with a great company 
and be ſefitoneechelvde. 
Foꝛ trealon walketh wonder wyde 
The ſqquper thought on no myſtruſte 
He wende no man in the woꝛlde had wyſte 
But yk he had Ruawen ne by ſaynt John 
He had not come theder by his owne 
Oꝛ yt that lady had knowen his wyll 
that he ſhould haue come her chamber ty 
She would haue taken hym golde and fe 
Strength of men androyalte 
But there ne wyſt no man noꝛ grome 

Where that ſquyet was become 
ut koꝛthhe went hymſelke alone 
Imonge his leruauntes euerpchone 
Mhan that he came her chambꝛe to 
Inone he ſapde pour doꝛe vndo 
Und ohe ſapdenowe fay2elady 
I am heſet with many a ſpy 
Lady as whyte as whales bone 
Chere are thyꝛtpagapnſt me one 
Undo th noe my woꝛthv wpfe 
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Jam be ſet with enempes great 
Ind lady but ye wyllatvle 
I ſhall be dead with myne enemyes 
vndo thy doꝛe my krelp floure 
Foꝛ pe are myne and J am pour { 
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She lapde go awap thou wicked wyghte : 
Thou ſhalt not come here this nyght 4 
Fo I wyll not my doꝛe undo | 
Foꝛ no man that cometh therto 
here is but one in chꝛiſtente 
that euer made that foꝛ warde with me 
There is but one that euer bare lple 
that euer Þ hight to be his wyke 
He ſhall me wedde by mary bꝛyghe 
Whanheispꝛoued a denterous knvght 
Fo: we haueloued this ſeuen yece 
there was neuer loue tome ſo dere 
Chere lyeth on me both Byng and knyg hs 
Duke erles ot muche might 
Wende koꝛth ſquyer on Pour ware 
Foꝛ here pe gette none other pꝛape 
Foꝛ Ine wote what pe ſhould be 
MK ha? thus beſecheth loue of me 
Jam your owneſqupꝛhe layde 
Fo: me lady be not dylmapde 
Lome J am kull pꝛpuelp 
To take my 2 lady 
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Jchall pou geue kyſſes the 
2 thouland pounde vnto pod ke 
andkeue J hall my mapdenhede ryghk 
tyll ye be pꝛoued a venkurous knyght 
Fo? yt ve ſhould me wede anone 
My father wolde make ſlee pou ſoone 
Jam the Bynges dotghterof Hungtre 
And pe alone thathaucloned me 
and though pau loue me neuer lo loꝛe 
Foꝛ me ye ſhall neuer be loꝛe 
Go koꝛth and alke me at mykyrine 
and loke what graunt pou map wyune 
pk that ye gette graunt in fare 
My ſelle therto ſhall not lay nay 
And yk ye may nat do ſe 
Other wyle pe ſhall come ko 
pe are bothe hardy ſtronge t wighl 
Go koꝛthe bea venterous Bntighe 

7 pꝛap to god and our lady 
to ſend you the whele of vickoꝛy . 
that my kather ſo leue he ve 
chat woll pꝛoker me to thee 
J wote well it is lyghtiy (ard 
o koꝛth and be nothyng akrapde 
a man ot woꝛchyp map not da ſo 
Be muſt haue what neds him viats 
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tyll to manhode ye be bꝛought 

to what batavll ſoeuer pe go 

ye ſhall haue an hundꝛeth pounde oꝛ two 

And yet to me loꝛ pe map lape 

That F wouide fayne haue pon awaye 

that pꝛokered pou golde and ke 

Out of myne eye ſyght koꝛ to he 

Neuertheleſle it is not fo 

It is koz the woꝛchypot vs two 

though pou be come ot ſpmple kpune 

thus mploue ſpꝛ map pe wynne 

pf ye haue grace of victoꝛp 

2g euer had ſpꝛ Tybpus oꝛ ſyꝛ Sup 

Whanthedwarke and mapde Elp 

Came to irchourekyng lo ire 

ag a ky ng ol great renowne 

That wan the ladp of Srnadolbne 

Lpbius was graunted the bataple tho 

therkoꝛe the dwarfe was full wo 

And ſayd Arthur thou arteto blame 

to bydde this cyvidego ſucke his dame 

Better llymlemeth la mote Jthzrus 

than koꝛ to do theſe bat aples pu e 

| Tt thechapellof Salebꝛaunce 
Thele woꝛdes began great diſtaunce 

theſawe they had the wietoꝛy 

they knel ; d downe and tryed mercp 

Ind akterward lyꝛ verament 

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Suche lo2tune with grace now to you fall 
To wynne the worth peſt within the wall 
And thynke on your loue alone 

f an? koꝛ to laue that pe chaunge none 
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Foure and thyꝛtp armed bꝛygbt 

Che ſteward had araped hym to kyght 

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1 Ind koꝛ to take them vrterly 

| De wende to death he ſhould haue gone 
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| And ſone his body therin thy hybde 

I an: with their ltooꝛdes his face they ſhare 
Tat ſheſhould notknowe what ye wate 
. cheꝝ caſt hym at her chambꝛe doꝛe 

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She lapd 6149 315 all £62 we 
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Sther werninges there might haue he 
No all to dere mploueis bought 
Hut it ſhall neuer be loſt fo; nought 
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arib buryed them in goddes lawe 
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Ind ſet hym at hir beddes head | 
and euery day ſhe kyſtthat dead 

S oone at moꝛne whan he vp role 

Unto thakdeedboddſhe gole 


CTherkoꝛe von ſhe kale downeonherkns. 
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Ind kyſle that body {wyle oꝛ theyle 
and tall instwotene 92 dhe myght cyl 
nohan ſhe had lo done | 

To chpꝛehe than! wide Fre gone 

than would the here malle lyue 

Add offre o them whyle he myght lyue 
There ſhallnoneknowe but heuen ker ge 
Foꝛ whoine that” mane myne otkrynge 

& lic Byng her ksther anonthelapde 
Mp doughter wy are pou dyſmayde 

So keare 31avp as pe areone 

And (olemeiy of Nee and hone 

pe were twhyte as whales bor e. 

Nope are pe pale as any ſtone 

rod ruddy read as any chery 

With bꝛawes bent e eyes kuilmery 

Pe wel e boont toharpe and ſyng 

And be the merieſt in chamnbꝛe comyng 

re ware bothSolde and good veluet 
Clothe ot dame tze withiaphoꝛeg iet 
ye ware the pery on yout head | 
With genes kulloꝛpent whyte andreas 
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With diamoundes ſet many a fotilde 
And nawe pe were clothes of blacke 
Tell me donghker fo: whoſeſake 
Ikhebelopooꝛe of fine 

that pe map not ve wedded fo? ſhame 
Bꝛynge him tome s none ryght 

Iſhall vpm make ſauper and knight 
And pf he bello great a loꝛde 

Chat your lone may not accoꝛde 

Let me doughter that loꝛdynge le 

He ſhall haue Golde rno: ighe with thee: 
Oramercy katherſomole # thine 
Fo: I mourne fo? no manalpue 

Ther is na manby heaen kyng 
hat ſhal knowe moꝛe oftty mogrupuge 
Der kather knewe it euery deale 
Bukhekept it incounleie 

Co moꝛowe pe ſhall on hunting fate 

A nd rpbe my doughler in achare 

It halbe couered with veluet reede 

And ciotoes of kyne golde al about pout hed 
With damſke white and aſtire blewe 

Wel dpapꝛed with hlpes newe 

po. x pomeiles chalbe ended with gold 
pour chaynes enameled many a tolde 

Per mantel of tyche degre 
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and other myꝛthes vou amonge 
pe ſhall haue rumner and malmeſpus 
Both ppocratfe and vernage wyne 
Mount roſe and wyne of greke 
Both aiqrade and reſpice cke 
Intioche and baſtarde 
H yment allo and garnarde 


Wpne of Greke and muſcadely 
Bath clarepyment and rocheil 
the reed poUrftomake todetye. 
and poltes of oſey ſet vou by 

You (Hall haue veniſonybake 

the beſt wylde koule p may be fake 
X leſeofBrehound with youtoſtreke 
andhert and hynde and other ipke 

pe ſhalbꝛ ſet at ſuch a tryſt 
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pour dpleaſeto dꝛyue pou tro - 
to here the bugles there y blow 
with there bugles inthatplace 
and leuenſcoꝛe raches at his rechale 
Pomwart thus ſhall pe ryde 
Qnhatikyngby the rpuers ſo. 
with Goſhancke and with gentyll fatwweon 
With Egle hoꝛne and merlpon 

whanvau come home vour men amonge 
ye ſhall haue reuell daunces and ſonge 
Lytle chyldꝛen great and{male 
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wilh popiniapes pyght with pety read 
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all maner delightes to bꝛyng ror; till 
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Shall ſynge you notes both euen & mont 
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Shall play with bowles in alayec colde 
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Co le the kilſhes in poles plate 
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Chat no man weſte but he and he 
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chan ſhalt thou wedde my daughter dere 


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none he tok e him hy Che hande 

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Art none wete ol my merne 

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ye ſhall haue your maſſes lyue 
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and whan this lady had this ſapde 
In ſownyng ſhe kel at a bꝛayde 


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His enemyes gaue hym many a wounde 
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and did it on the lte warde there 
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lanone the toutned her iro the kyng 
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