| And ther of wol I speke a word or two | |
| Now maister quod the wyf or that ye go | |
| What wyl ye dyne I wol go ther aboute | |
130 | Now dame quod he Ie vous dy sannz doute | |
| Haue I of a Capon but the lyuer | |
| And of your whyte breed but a shyuyr | |
| And aftir that a rostid piggis hed | |
| But y ne wolde for me that no beest were ded | |
135 | Than hadde I with you hoolly suffisaunce | |
| I am a man of litil sustenaunce | |
| My spirit hath his fosteryng in the bibyl | |
| My body is ay so redy and so penyble | |
| To make that my body is ful destroid | |
140 | I pray you dame that ye be not annoied | |
| Though I you my counsel so frendly shewe | |
| Be god I nolde haue told it but a fewe | |
| And sire quod she but o word or I goo | |
| My child is ded with ynne this wokis two | |
145 | Sone aftir that ye wente out of this toun | |
| His deth saw I be reuelacioun | |
| Sayde this frere at hoom in our dortoure | |
| I dar wel say that with ynne half anhoure | |
| Aftir his deth I saw hym bore to blis | |
150 | In myn visioun so god my soule wis | |
| So dede our Sexten and our fermerer | |
| That haue be trewe freris this .xl. yeer | |
| They may now god bethanked of his loue | |
| Maken her Iubilee and walkyn al aboue | |
155 | And vp I roos / and al our couent eek | |