665 | Right gladly wolde I dye you to please | |
| Deth may not make no maner of comparison | |
| Vnto your loue / and when this Markis say | |
| The constaunce of his wyf he cast a doun | |
| His yen two and wondrid that she may | |
670 | In pacience suffir al this maner aray | |
| And forth he goth with drery contenaunce | |
| But to his herte it was ful gret plesaunce | |
| This vgle seriaunt in the same wyse | |
| That her doughter caughte right so he | |
675 | Or wors yf men can wors deuyse | |
| Hath hent her sone that ful is of beaute | |
| And euer in one so pacient was she | |
| That she no chere of heuynes | |
| But kist hym sone and aftir gan hym bles | |
680 | Saue this she prayde hym yf that he mighte | |
| Her litil sone he wolde in the erthe graue | |
| His tendir lymes delicat in sighte | |
| Fro foulis and fro bestis it to saue | |
| But she non other answer of hym mighte haue | |
685 | He wente his wey as he no thing thoughte | |
| But to boleyne he it tenderly broughte | |
| This Markis wondred euer lenger the more | |
| Vp on her pacience and that she | |
| Had not knowe sothly therfore | |
690 | That parfitly her children loued she | |
| He wolde haue wend of som subtilte | |
| And of malice and for cruel corage | |
| That she hadde suffrid this with sad visage | |