<text><body><div type="G" n="GP"><pb n="5"/><lb/><l n="102">At that tyme for hym liste ryde so </l><lb/><l n="103">And he was clad in coote and hood of greene </l><lb/><l n="104">A sheef of pecok arwes bright and keene </l><lb/><l n="105">Vnder his belt he bar ful thriftily </l><lb/><l n="106">Wel koude he dresse his takel yemanly </l><lb/><l n="107">His arwes drowped noght with fetheres lowe </l><lb/><l n="108">And in his hand he bar a myghty bowe </l><lb/><l n="109">A notheed hadde he with a broun visage </l><lb/><l n="110">Of wodecraft <hi rend="Edition">wel koude he</hi> al the vsage </l><lb/><l n="111">Vpon his arm he bar a gay bracer </l><lb/><l n="112">And by his syde a swerd and a bokeler </l><lb/><l n="113">And on that oother syde a gay daggere </l><lb/><l n="114">Harneysed wel and sharp as poynt of spere    </l><lb/><l n="115">A Cristofre on his brest of siluer sheene </l><lb/><l n="116">An horn he bar the bawdryk was of greene </l><lb/><l n="117">A forster was he soothly as I gesse </l><lb/><l n="118">Ther was also a Nonne a Prioresse </l><lb/><l n="119">That of hir smylyng was ful symple and coy </l><lb/><l n="120">Hir gretteste ooth was but by Seint Loy </l><lb/><l n="121">And she was clepyd madame Eglentyne </l><lb/><l n="122">Ful wel she soong the seruyce dyuyne </l><lb/><l n="123">Entuned in hir <hi rend="Edition">nose</hi> ful semely </l><lb/><l n="124">And frenssh she spak ful faire and fetisly </l><lb/><l n="125">After the scole of <hi rend="Edition">Stratford atte Bowe</hi> </l><lb/><l n="126">For frenssh of Parys was to hire vnknowe </l><lb/><l n="127">At mete wel ytaught was she withalle </l><lb/><l n="128">She leet no morsel from hir lyppes falle </l><lb/><l n="129">Ne wette hir fyngres in hir sauce deepe </l><lb/><l n="130">Wel koude she carye a morsel and wel keepe </l><lb/><l n="131">That no drope <hi rend="Edition">fille</hi> vpon hir brist</l></div></body></text>