| 520 | Shauyng of siluer yes sire parde | |
| | He put his hond yn and took vp ateyne | |
| | Of siluer fyne and glad in euery veyne | |
| | Blithe was this preest when he sy it was so | |
| | Goddis blissing and his modris also | |
| 525 | And alle halowes haue ye sire Chanon | |
| | Said this preest and I here malison | |
| | But and ye vouchesauf to teche it me | |
| | This nobil craft and this subtilte | |
| | I wyl be your man in al that euer I may | |
| 530 | Quod this Chanon yet wol I make asay | |
| | The seconde tyme that ye mowe take hede | |
| | And be expert in this at your nede | |
| | Anothir day assay in myn absence | |
| | This discipline and this crafty science | |
| 535 | Lete take another vnce quod he tho | |
| | Of quycsiluer withoute wordis mo | |
| | And do therwith as ye haue do or this | |
| | With that other whiche that siluer is | |
| | The preest hym bisieth al that euer he can | |
| 540 | To do as this Chanon this cursid man | |
| | Comaundid hym and faste blew the fyre | |
| | Forto come to the effect of his desire | |
| | And this Chanon right in this mene whyle | |
| | Al redy was this preest forto begile | |
| 545 | And for contenaunce in his hond bare | |
| | An holow sticke take kepe and beware | |
| | In the ende of whiche was an vnce and more | |
| | Of siluer lymayl put as said is before | |