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A. I will, B. do still, A. yet kill not, B. I will not, A. Make me your man, B. beshrew me than.
A. To loue is no daunger, where true loue is ment. (20) B. I will loue no raunger, least that I repent: A. My loue is no raunger, I make God auow, B. To trust your smoth sayinges, I sure know not how: A. Most truth I meane, as tyme shal wel trie, B. No truth in men, I oft espie: (25) A. Yet will I not flit, B. than play on the bit, A. I will, B. do still, A. yet kill not, B. I will not, A. Make me your man, B. beshrew me than.
A.Some women may say nay, and meane loue most true, B. Some women can make fooles, of as wisemen as you: (30) A. In time I shall catch you, I know when and where. B. I will soone dispatch you, you shall not come there. A. Some speedes at length, that oft haue mist, B. I am well armde, come when you list: A. Yet will I not flit, B. then play on the bit, (35) A. I will, B. do still, A. yet kill not, B. I will not, A. Make me your man, B. beshrew me than.
A. Yet worke your kinde kindly, graunt me loue for loue, B. I will vse you frendly, as I shall you proue: A. Most true you shall finde me, I this doe protest, (40) B. Then sure you shall binde me, to graunt your request. A. O happy threede, now haue I sponne, B. You sing before the conquest wonne. A. Why then, will you swarue, B. euen as you deserue: A. Loue still, B. I will, A. yet kill not, B. I will not, (45) A. Make me your man, B. come to me than.
FINIS. M, Edwardes.