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¶ What you havue Sensuality / never other counsel Of such can you best advise He knoweth where / all such manner parsons dwell as be most worldly saruyce ¶ Brother Pride now the weight Of all this mater rests in the ¶ Would would would now by the marry virgin This will set him on a merry pin Even as that should be But ever I am in great fere That Reason will whyster him in the ere and tome his mind clean from this gere This thing fereth me ¶ Thou shalt have gods blessing and mine but is that true ¶ and fill all to e cups at ones this be true ¶ But can our master play the man now and fare with this gere ¶ Ielosy piece man be Still He can thereof no manner of skill ¶ And be these folk of his retynue ¶ you marry on the best wise Worship I ween is now his name ¶ ery joust I know their conditions on the best wise if they keep Still their old gise ¶ But yet I have gr to maruay that covetise should dwell in his company ¶ By my faith he said but reason but all the remanent be well retained ¶ Now y e mater is all most in good case After the world is mind and pleasure there is no more / but now must I cupace With all my wit and besy endeuure how it may be established & continued ̄ tynued sure For a little fantasy of mannys own will May quayll this mater and utterly that spy And if he vary again of scrypyll ymagynacyon Or else by the suggestion Of the foresaid reason One thing I am certain He will no lengar me support And that were a shrewd crank dor Therefore that is best that I resort to my masters presence And see of what demeanour he is I am greatly to blame I wys For that I saw him not or this Sith he departed hens. ¶ Sir I warand you he is ocupied well In ordaining your garmentys full fast He departed from me in great hast For that intent / and so he desired That I would tell you when need required ¶ He showed me his mind or he went How he had devised your garment And if that be made after that intent as he told me When you were on that vestour Every man shall do your honour as becummeth a man of your hauyour And so that should be ¶ Reason. Marry let him go play To the devil of hell He promised me at the beginning That you would no more be under his gydyng ¶ Why have you such a spiced conscience Now within your breast that changeth your mind so suddenly I am sorry and ashamed truly On your behalf ¶ Not worldly affection? ¶ Is that your mind ¶ And sith thou Wilt needs to shame bow I pray God send the shame I now and yet I trust make God avow Ones thou shalt have need To call me again to thy service what is that.