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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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