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ll. 975-6 _& I an-endeȝ þe on his syde

Schal sve, tyl þou to a hil be veued,_

And I opposite thee on this side

Shall go, till thou to a hill be passed.

980-81

_& blusched on þe burghe, as I forth dreued,

Byȝonde þe brok fro me warde keued,_

And looked on the city, as I forth drove (urged),

Beyond the brook that cut me off from (the object of my desire).

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