Who shal gyve · vnto my hede a welle
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Of bitter teeris · my sorw to co
mpleyne
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Of a grete conduyte · of troubly waters felle
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Donne for to stille · fro my moyst eyen tweyne
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To shew the constraynt · of my dedly peyne
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Whan I allas · bihold and did se
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My diere sone bleede · in eu
ery veyne
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A twene two thiefis · nayled to a tre
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Who shal of wepyng · give me
suffisaunce
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Vnto my sobbyng · who shal my teris sprede
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To se my joye · my hertis higħ plesaunce
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My swete sone · that was to my so kynde
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Rayled with reede bloode · as sap dotħ thurgħ
þ
e rynde
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Thurgħ his enemyes vengeable cruelte
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Dirked with deth · his eyen now made blynde
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A twene two theves · nayled to a tre
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¶
My joye my ligħt · my lanterne most
entier
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This hevenly phebus · is clipsed of his ligħt
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This Esperus · hatħ hidde his beames clere
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And is of new · certeyned fro my sigħt
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Whan shal this day sterre · shewe me his beames brigħt
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To clere the trouble · of myn aduersite
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Parde the jewes · done to me to grete vnrigħt
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To nayle my sone · allas vnto a
tre
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O alle ye doughtres · of Jerusalem
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Have some compassioun · of my sigħes depe
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Nat lyke the gladnes · whicħe I had in Bedlem
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Cometh now of rewth · and helpe me for to wepe
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A swerd of deth · doth thurgħ myn hert crepe
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I fele it wele · of ful modirly pite
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