All ye women / to appese myne heuynesse ؛
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Remenbrethe / and haue now rewthe on me ؛
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Sethe to fore pylate / be mannes fals wytnesse ؛
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Howe he was dampned / in þe concistorye
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Cled ye eu
ere / or sawe in story
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Off ony sorwes / þat may compard bee ؛
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Vn to the sorowes / grauen in my memorye ؛
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To see my soone / þus nayled to a tree ؛
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And yeff ye lyke / of rewthe for to lere ؛
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And atte my teerys / yiff ye nat dysdeyne ؛
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But of Compassioun / mekly lest to here ؛
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Howe a scharp swerd / myne herte hathe corven I tweyne
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A swerd of sorowe / þorugh percyd eu
ery veyne
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And dethe hathe slayne / my sone and spared me ؛
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Allas fro wepinge / howe schall I me restreyne ؛
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To se my sone / thus nayled to a tree ؛
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O peple vnkynde / why wyll þu noon hede take ؛
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To see the lord of helle / erthe and heuen ؛
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Meke as a lamb / þus offrd for thy sake ؛
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To slee the dragoun / with his hedes seuen ؛
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Daqntyng þe power / of his infernall leuen ؛
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Out of his thraldam / to make þe goo free
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With many woo woundes / þan any man can neven ؛
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Whan he at calverye / was nayled to a tree ؛
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Is it am
eruayle / or any maner wonder ؛
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Though I full offte / swoune for greuaunce ؛
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Was ther eu
er moder / oþer heer or yonder ؛
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That for her chyld / felt more penaunce ؛
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Myne inward sorwes / can fynde noon allegeaunce ؛
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Eache hour renewyng / yt wyll noon other be ؛
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Whan eu
er yt comethe / to myn my remenbraunce
؛
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Howe þat my sone / was nayled to a tree ؛
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The lemes feble / vpon my feet to stonde ؛
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Whan I allas / consydre and be holde ؛
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This petous mateer / þat we haue in honde ؛
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fful lytell meruayll / þowgh myne herte colde ؛
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myne hondes crampyssh / I may them nat vnfold ؛
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To goon voryght / I haue noo foot nor knee ؛
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My paynesse passe / all tormentis new newe or olde ؛
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To see my soone / þus nayled to a tree ؛
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