524. his] E. the; Cm. this.

‘Madame,’ he seyde, ‘ye mote foryeve it me, (470)

Thogh I do thing to which I am constreyned;

Ye ben so wys that ful wel knowe ye

That lordes hestes mowe nat been y-feyned;

They mowe wel been biwailled or compleyned, 530

But men mot nede un-to her lust obeye,

And so wol I; ther is na-more to seye.

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