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6325 ffull wel I can my clothis chaunge,
6326 Take oon, and make another straunge.
6327 Now am I knyght, now chasteleyne;
6328 Now prelat, and now chapeleyne;
6329 Now prest, now clerk, and now forstere;
6330 Now am I maister, now scolere;
6331 Now monke, now chanoun, now baily;
6332 What ever myster man am I.
6333 Now am I prince, now am I page,
6334 And kan by herte every langage.
6335 Some tyme am I hore and olde;
6336 Now am I yonge, stoute, and bolde;
6337 Now am I Robert, now Robyn;
6338 Now frere menour,now Iacobyn;
6339 And with me folwith my loteby,
6340 To done me salas and company,
6341 That hight dame abstinence and reyned,
6342 In many a queynte array feyned.
6343 Ryght as it cometh to hir lykyng,
6344 I fulfille al hir desiryng.
6345 Somtyme a wommans cloth take I;
6346 Now am I mayde, now lady.
6347 Somtyme I am religious;
6348 Now lyk an anker in an hous.
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