e,
his ioye cou?e he noman ki?e;
his spouse a ryng he rau?tte, 225
And seide to hir, 'my suete ?ing,
Take to ?ee ?is ilk ryng,
And kepe it in ?ine au?tte. 228
(20)
? 'Of me whan ?ou wilt haue mynde
Loke here-on, as ?ou art hende,
Bo?e by day & ni?th.
231
In
pilerynage
now wil I go,
And half ?
e godenesse ?at I do
Graunte ?ee god almi?th.'
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234
Alexius ?us his leue tooke;
Rewely his wijf gan on hym loke
?at was so fair &*. [[MS. w]] bri?th;
She ne wist to what londe 238
?at she mi?th sende hym any sonde,
Doune fel ?at swete wi?th. 240
(21)
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