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3523 ffor though that quyk ye wolde hym sloo,
3524 ffro love his herte may not goo.
3525 Now, swete sir, it is youre ese
3526 Hym forto angre or disese?
3527 Allas, what may it you Avaunce
3528 To done to hym so gret grevaunce?
3529 What worship is it agayn hym take,
3530 Or on youre man a werre make,
3531 Sith he so lowly every wise
3532 Is redy, as ye lust devise?
3533 If love hath caught hym in his lace,
3534 You for to beye in every caas,
3535 And ben youre suget at youre will,
3536 Shuld ye therfore willen hym ill?
3537 Ye shulde hym spare more, all oute,
3538 Than hym that is bothe proude and stoute.
3539 Curtesie wole that ye socour
3540 Hem that ben meke undir youre cure.
3541 His herte is hard, that wole not meke,
3542 Whanne men of mekenesse hym biseke.
3543 'That is certeyn,' seide pite;
3544 'We se ofte that humilite
3545 Bothe ire, and also felonye
3546 Venquyssheth, and also
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