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2923 Wherof the herte reioiseth soo
2924 That a gret ptye of his woo
2925 Is voided, and putte awey to flight.
2926 Right as the derknesse of the nyght
2927 Is chased with clerenesse of the mone,
2928 Right so is al his woo full soone
2929 Devoided clene, whanne that the sight
2930 Biholden may that fresh wight
2931 That the herte desireth soo,
2932 That al his derknesse is Agoo;
2933 ffor thanne the herte is all at ese,
2934 Whanne they sene that may hem plese.
2935 'Now have I declared thee all oute,
2936 Of that thou were in drede and doute;
2937 ffor I have tolde thee feithfully
2938 What thee may curen utterly,
2939 And all lovers that wole be
2940 ffeithfull, and full of stabilite.
2941 Good hope alwey kepe bi thi side,
2942 And swete thought make eke Abide,
2943 Swete loking and swete speche;
2944 Of all thyne harmes thei shall be leche.
2945 Of every thou shalt have gret plesaunce;
2946 If thou canst bide in suffraunce,
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