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2515 ffull fayn thou woldist, but for drede 2516
  Thou gost not, lest that men take hede. 2517
  Wherfore I rede, in thi goyng, 2518
  And also in thyne ageyn comyng, 2519
  Thou be well ware that men ne wite; 2520
  ffeyne thee other cause than itte 2521
  To go that weye, or fast bye; 2522
  To hele wel is no folye. 2523
  And if so be it happe thee 2524
  That thou thi love there maist see, 2525
  In siker wise thou hir salewe, 2526
  Wherewith thi colour wole transmewe, 2527
  And eke thy blode shal alto quake, 2528
  Thyne hewe eke chaungen for hir sake. 2529
  But word and witte, with chere full pale, 2530
  Shull wante forto tell thy tale. 2531
  And if thou maist so fer forth wynne, 2532
  That thou resoun derst bigynne, 2533
  And woldist seyn thre thingis or mo, 2534
  Thou shalt full scarsly seyn the two. 2535
  Though thou bithenke thee never so well, 2536
  Thou shalt foryete yit somdell, 2537
  But if thou dele with trecherie. 2538
  ffor fals lovers mowe all folye 
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