| Grisilde quod he my wil is ful entierly | |
| This mayden that weddid shal be to me | |
955 | Receyued be to morow al so rially | |
| As it is possible in my hous to be | |
| And eke that euery wight in his degre | |
| Haue his astaat in sittinge and in seruise | |
| And hye plesaunce as ye can best deuyse | |
960 | I haue no woman sufficiaunt certeyn | |
| The chambris forto araye in ordenaunce | |
| Aftir my list and therfore wolde I fayne | |
| That thyn were al suche maner of gouernaunce | |
| Thou knowest eek of old al my plesaunce | |
965 | Though thyn aray be badde and euyl be seye | |
| Do thy deuoyr yet atte the leste wey | |
| Not only lord that I am glad quod she | |
| To do your lust but I desire also | |
| You first to please and serue in my degre | |
970 | Withoute fayntynge and shal euer mo | |
| Ne for no weel ne for no maner of wo | |
| Ne shal ye gost with in my herte stynte | |
| To loue you best with al my trew entente | |
| And with that word she gan the hous to dighte | |
975 | And tablis forto sette and beddis forto make | |
| And peyned here to do al that she mighte | |
| Prayynge the chamberers for goddis sake | |
| To haste hem and faste swepe and shake | |
| And she the moste seruisabil of alle | |
980 | Hath euery chambir araid and eke his halle | |
| Aboute the vndryn gan this erle to lighte | |