To her nay yet was yt no reprefe
for all for vertue was that she wrowght
but he that [brwed] hath all thys myschefe
that spake so fayre and falsely inward thought
hys be t

shuld_i_take_thought_when_she_ys_glad

Shuld I take thought when she ys glad
or shuld I wake when she dothe slepe
yet may I say that as I had
and nother sobbe nor syghe nor wepe
nor for her lowe on knee to crep

what_thyng_shold_cawse_me_to_be_so_sad

What thyng shold cawse me to be so sad
as long ye reyoyse wyth hart
my part yt ys for to be glad
syns yow haue takyn me to yowr part
ye do relese my pene and smart [5]

wyth_sorowful_syghes_and_woundes_smart

Wyth sorowful syghes and woundes smart
my hart ys persed sodaynly
to morne off ryght yt ys my part
to wepe to wayle full greuously

the bytter teres dothe me constra

to_yowr_gentyll_letters_an_answere_to_resyte

To yowr gentyll letters an answere to resyte
both I and my penne these to wyll aply
and thowgh that I can not yor goodnes [_____]
In ryme and meter elegantly
yet do I mean

how_frendly_was_medea_to_iason

How frendly was medea to Iason
In conqueryng off the flece off gold
how falsely quyt he her trewe affection
by whom vyctorye he gate as he wold
how may thys man for shame

o_happy_dames

O Happy dames, that may embrace
The frute of your delight,
Help to bewaile the wofull case,
And eke the heauy plight
Of me, that wonted to reioyce [5]
The fortune of

now_may_i_morne_as_one_off_late

Now may I morne as one off late
Dryuen by force from my delyte
and can not se my louely mate
to whom for euer my hart ys plyte

Alas that euer pryson strange [5]

i_may_well_say_with_ioyfull_harte

I may well say with Ioyfull harte
as neuer woman myght say beforn
that I haue takyn to my part
the faythfullyst louer that euer was born

great paynes he suffreth fo

alas_that_men_be_so_ungent

Alas that men be so ungent
to order me so creuelly
off ryght they shoold themself repent
yff they regard there honesty

They kno my hart ys set so sure [5]
tha

ys_that_afayre_avaunte_ys_thys_honor

ys that afayre avaunte ys thys honor
a man hymselfe accuse thus and distane
ys yt good to confesse hymselfe traytour
and brynge a woman to selanndrous name
and tell how he

yowre_fereful_loue_cannot_preuayle

Yowre fereful loue cannot preuayle
nor yet faythfull trust also
sum thynke to sytt oftymes do fayle
wherby they change theyre relyshe to wo

What tho In that yet put

who_hath_more_cawse_for_to_complayne

Who hath more cawse for to complayne
or to lament hys sorow and payne
then I wych loues and louyd agayne
yet can not optayne

I can not optayne that ys my none [5]
my_fereful_loue_from_me_ys_fledd

My fereful loue from me ys fledd
whyche of long tyme hast ben my gyde
now faythefull trust ys in hys stedd
and byde me sett all fere asyde

O trewthe yt ys I not den

o_very_lord_o_love_o_god_alas

And now my pen alas wyth wyche I wryte
quaketh for drede off that I muste endyte

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O very lord o love o god alas
That knowest best myn hert and all my thow