282When as thine eye hath cho
se the Dame,
283And
stalde the deare that thou
should
st strike,
284Let rea
son rule things worthy blame,
285As well as fancy (partyall might)
286 Take coun
sell of
some wi
ser head,
287 Neither too young, nor yet vnwed.
288And when thou com
st thy tale to tell,
289Smooth not thy toung with
filed talke,
290Lea
st she
some
subtill pra
cti
se
smell,
291A Cripple
soone can
finde a halt,
292 But plainly
say thou lou
st her well,
293 And
set her per
son forth to
sale.
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