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She has forsook the world. Look on this maid of honour now Truly honoured in her vow She pays to heaven, vain delight By day, or pleasure of, the night, She no more thinks of this fair hair (Favours for great kings to wear) M w now be shorn. Her rich array Changed into a homely grey. The dainties with which she was fed And her proud flesh pampered, Must not be tasted, from the spring, For wine cold water we will bring And with fasting mortify The feasts of sensuali y. Her jewels, beads, and she must look Not in a glass, but holy book; To teach her the never erring way To immortality. Oh may She as she purposes to be A Child new born to piety, Persever in in it, and good men With Saints and Angels say Amen Thus as a principal ornament to the Church I sea e her.