 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 242 psl.
...wyl nothyng slyde, My chaunee or fortune I wyl yet abide. I thanke you for your love right humbly, But I your cause can nothing remedy. Amoure. Alas...For all your payne and wordes eloquent, Wyth dame Repentaunce I will not be shent. Amoure. 0 swete madame! now all my desteny Unhap and happy, upon you... | |
 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 242 psl.
...my perfyte mynde, How all in payne I lede my wofull lyfe; Than, as I trowe, ye wolde not be vmkynde, But that some grace I myght in you fynde, To cause...For all your payne and wordes eloquent, Wyth dame Repentaunce I will not be shent. Amoure. 0 swete madame! now all my desteny TJnhap and happy, upon... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...wyl nothyng slyde, My chaunce or fortune I wyl yet abide. I thanke you for your love right humbly, But I your cause can nothing remedy. Amoure. Alas...For all your payne and wordes eloquent, Wyth dame Repentaunce I will not be shent. Amoure. 0 swete madame! now all my desteny Unhap and happy, upon you... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...wyl nothyng slyde, My chaunce or fortune I wyl yet abide. I thanke you for your love right humbly, But I your cause can nothing remedy. Amoure. Alas...For all your payne and wordes eloquent, Wyth dame Repentaunce I will not be shent. Amoure. 0 swete madame! now all my desteny Unhap and happy, upon you... | |
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Pucell. Ha, ha ! what vayleth all your flattery ? Your fayned wordes shall not me appese To make myne herte to enclyne inwardly; For I my selfe nowe do nothynge suppose But for to prove me you flatter and glose. You shall not dye as longe as you speke,... 