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Ay ay be ys day
y wyll mak mery qwyll y may

Qwyll mene haue her bornys full
yr of y thynk my parte to pull
for to[OMITTED]for ye kyngys wolle
yt may both selye and be my fey

for be yt werre or be yt pece
for we may yt be neuer ye les
lete hem sytte on ye hye dese
To serue hem in hys may

Me thynk ys word is wonder wery
and fadyth as ye brymbyll bery
yr for y wyll now but be mery
how long I xall y can not sey

Syrs and ȝe do after me
Car ȝe not thow yt ȝe the
Now y red do aftyr me
for Iak rekles is my name