F.

Flying, I flee for succour to thy tent,

Me for to hide from tempest full of dread;

Beseeching you, that ye you not absent,

Though I be wick’. O help yet at this need!

All* have I been a beast in wit and deed, *although

Yet, Lady! thou me close in with thy grace;

*Thine enemy and mine,* — Lady, take heed! — *the devil*

Unto my death in point is me to chase.

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