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4003 Undir his heed no pilowe was,
4004 But in the stede a trusse of gras.
4005 He slombred, and a nappe he toke,
4006 Tyll shame pitously hym shoke,
4007 And grete manace on hym gan make.
4008 'Why slepist thou whanne thou shulde wake?'
4009 Quod shame; 'thou doist us vylanye!
4010 Who tristith thee, he doth folye,
4011 To kepe roses or bothoms,
4012 Whanne thei ben faire in her sesouns.
4013 Thou art woxe to familiere
4014 Where thou shulde be straunge of chere,
4015 Stoute of thi porte, redy to greve.
4016 Thou doist gret folye forto leve
4017 Bialacoil here inne, to calle
4018 The yonder man to shenden us Alle.
4019 Though that thou slepe, we may here
4020 Of Ielousie gret noyse heere.
4021 Art thou now late? rise up an high,
4022 And stoppe sone and delyverly
4023 All the gappis of the hay;
4024 Do no favour, I thee pray.
4025 It fallith no thyng to thy name
4026 Do make faire semblaunt, where thou maist blame.
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