PARSON

¶Hold your hands / a vengeance on you both two That ever you came hither / to make this a do To pollute my church / a myschyefe on you light I swear to you by God all might You shall both repent / every vain of your heart As soar as you did / ever thing or you depart No more of this wrangling in my chiyrch I shrew your hartys both / for this l rche Is there any blood shed here between these knaves Thanked be God / they had no stauys Nor egoteles / for than it had been wrong Well you shall sing another song Neybour prat / come hither I you pray ¶I can not tell you / one knave disdains another Wherefore take you the tone / and I shall take the other We shall bestow them / there as is most convenient For such a couple / I trow they shall repent That ever they met in this church here Neighbour you be constable / stand you never Take you that say knave / and let me alone With this gentleman / by God and by Saint John ̄ I shall borrow upon prestholde somewhat For I may say to the neybour prat It is a good deed to punish such to the ensample Of such other / how that they shall mell In like fashion as these catyfes do ¶Tut he weeneth all is but mocks Lay hand on him / and come you on sir frere You shall of me hardly have your hire You had none such this .vii. year I swear by God / and by our lady dear Honesty or not / but thou shall see What I shall do by and by Make no stroglynge / come forth soberly For it shall not avail the I say ¶ You by thy faith / Wilt thou be there Neybour prat bring forth that knave And thou sir frere if thou Wilt algatys rave ¶Help help neybour prat neybour prat In the worship of God / help me somewhat Nay by the mass fellow it will not be I have more tow on my dystaffe / than ̄ I can well spyn The cursed frere doth the upper hand win