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My muse doth me forto wite； 3140
And seith it schal be for my beste
Fro this day forth to take reste；
That y nomore of love make；
Which many an herte hath overtake；
And ovyrturnyd as the blynde
Fro reson in to lawe of kynde；
Wher as the wisdom goth aweie
And can nought se the ryhte weie
How to governe his oghne estat；
Bot everydai stant in debat 3150
Withinne him self； and can nought leve。
And thus forthy my final leve
I take now for evere more；
Withoute makynge any more；
Of love and of his dedly hele；
Which no phisicien can hele。
For his nature is so divers；
That it hath evere som travers
Or of to moche or of to lite；
That pleinly mai noman delite； 3160
Bot if him faile or that or this。
Bot thilke love which that is
Withinne a mannes herte affermed；
And stant of charite confermed；
Such love is goodly forto have；
Such love mai the bodi save；
Such love mai the soule amende；
The hyhe god such love ous sende
Forthwith the remenant of grace；
So that above in thilke place 3170
Wher resteth love and alle pes；
Oure joie mai ben endeles。
Explicit iste liber； qui transeat； obsecro liber；
Vt sine liuore vigeat lectoris in ore。
Qui sedet in scannis celi det vt ista lohannis
Perpetuis annis stet pagina grata Britannis；
Derbeie Comiti； recolunt quem laude periti；
Vade liber purus； sub eo requiesce futurus。
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