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And for to make you the more merry, Right at mine owen cost, and be your guide. Shall pay for all we spenden by the way. Tell me anon withoute wordes mo'*, *more With full glad heart, and prayed him also, And that he woulde be our governour, And set a supper at a certain price; In high and low: and thus by one assent, And thereupon the wine was fet* anon. *fetched. Withouten any longer tarrying Up rose our host, and was *our aller cock*, *the cock to wake us all* And forth we ridden all a little space, And there our host began his horse arrest, Ye *weet your forword,* and I it record. *know your promise* Let see now who shall telle the first tale. Whoso is rebel to my judgement, Now draw ye cuts*, ere that ye farther twin**. *lots **go Now draw the cut, for that is mine accord. And ye, Sir Clerk, let be your shamefastness, Anon to drawen every wight began, Were it by a venture, or sort*, or cas**, *lot **chance Of which full blithe and glad was every wight; By forword, and by composition, And when this good man saw that it was so, To keep his forword by his free assent, .

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