No More Learning

te, C. cawht
_new[e] songe_--newe song
3049 _anoye----sorweful_--anoy woxen soruful
3050 _? an_--tho ne
3051 _whele_--wheel
3053 _? rust_--thurst
_hy? t_--hihte
3054 _fulfilled_--fulfyld
3055 _songe_--song]

[Headnote:
FIX NOT THE THOUGHTS ON EARTHLY THINGS. ]

[Sidenote: At length Pluto himself relented, crying out, 'We are
overcome! Let us give him back his wife, he hath well won her by
his song. ]

? Atte ? e laste ? e lorde {and} Iuge of soules was moeued 3056
to misericordes {and} cried[e] we ben ouer comen q{uo}d
he. yif[e] we to orpheus his wijf to bere hym co{m}paignye
he ha? welle I-bou? t hir by his faire songe {and}
his ditee. [[pg 108]]

[Sidenote: But we will lay this injunction upon him.
Till he
escape the infernal bounds, he shall not cast a backward look. ']

but we wil putte{n} a lawe in ? is. {and} couenaunt 3060
in ? e ? ifte. ? {a}t is to seyne. ? at til he be out of
helle yif he loke byhynden hym [? {a}t] hys wijf shal
come{n} a? eine to vs

[Sidenote: But, who shall give a lover any law? Love is a greater
law than may be given to any earthly man. ]

? but what is he ? at may ?