<text><body><div type="G" n="GP"><pb n="15"/><lb/><l n="391">For aught I woot he was of Dertemouthe </l><lb/><l n="392">He rood vpon a rouncy as he kouthe </l><lb/><l n="393">In a gowne of faldyng to the knee            </l><lb/><l n="394">A daggere hangynge on a laas hadde he </l><lb/><l n="395">Aboute his nekke vnder his arm adown </l><lb/><l n="396">The hoote somer hadde maad his hewe al brown </l><lb/><l n="397">And certeynly he was a good felawe </l><lb/><l n="398">Ful many a draghte of wyn hadde he drawe </l><lb/><l n="399">Fro Burdeuxward whil that the Chapman sleep </l><lb/><l n="400">Of nyce conscience took he no keep </l><lb/><l n="400-a"><note type="ed">From Nl</note> Of no presciens toke ther of noon heed </l><lb/><l n="401">If that he faught and hadde the hyer hond </l><lb/><l n="402">By watre he sente hem hoom to euery lond </l><lb/><l n="402-a"><note type="ed">From Cx1</note> At fulle many a bataile in that londe </l><lb/><l n="403">But of his craft to rekene wel his tydes </l><lb/><l n="404">His stremys and his daungers hym bisydes </l><lb/><l n="405">His herberwe and his moone his lodmenage </l><lb/><l n="406">Ther was noon swich from Hull to Cartage </l><lb/><l n="406-a"><note type="ed">From Cx1</note> For wyse he was though he were fulle of corage </l><lb/><l n="407">Hardy he was and wys to vndertake </l><lb/><l n="408">With many a tempest hadde his beerd been shake </l><lb/><l n="409">He knew alle the hauenes as they weere </l><lb/><l n="410">Fro Gootlond to the cape of Fynysteere </l><lb/><l n="411">And euery cryke in Britaigne and in Spaigne </l><lb/><l n="412">His barge yclepyd was the Mawdelayne </l><lb/><l n="413">With vs ther was a Doctour of Phisyk </l><lb/><l n="414">In al this world ne was ther noon hym lyk </l><lb/><l n="415">To speken of Phisyk and of Surgerye </l><lb/><l n="416">For he was grounded in Astronomye </l><lb/><l n="417">He kepte his pacient a ful greet deel</l></div></body></text>