CH. VI. 2. great. beare. 3. _read_ enfame; _see l. 6_. one. obiections. 7. Nowe. leasynges put on the. 8. wronge. 9. se. encreaseth. 10. the. 11. arte encreased. 12. _I supply_ is. 13. the. harme. false. 15. _I supply_ voyd. arte. 17. disease. 22. reason. 23. fulfylde. 24. sayne. lente. 25. sayne. weaked; _read_ wikked? 26. anoye. 27. sayne. 29. great. 30. forsaken; _read_ forsake. 31. encrease. 32. arne. 33. nowe. howe. 36. disease. se. 37. vnderstande. 38. fame or by goodnesse enfame; _read_ fame by goodnesse or enfame. 39. _Supply_ of. reasonable. 40. wytte. reason to-forne. 41. herde. 42. toforne. 45. conuercion. 48. Howe. zedeoreys _or_ [gh]edeoreys. 53. meane se nowe. 55. great. 56. exitours. werne. 61. tel. 63. One. comforte. 64. profyte. 65. profyte. comynaltie. peace. 66. profyte. 68. meanynge. 71. _I supply_ the _and_ that. 72. rancoure. 73. fornecaste. distruction. 74. blynde. 76. Nowe. caste. 77. dwel. 78. threde. 80. howe peace. 81. endused. 84. done. maye. helpe (_repeated after_ comen); _read_ wele. thynge. 86. distroyeng. 87. misdede. 88. frende maye. 94. -forthe. debate. 95. stryfe. distruction. 96. peace. comunaltie. 97. cytie. 98. forthe. 101-6. peace (_five times_). 104. thynge. perfyte. 107. left. 108. came. 109. perfytely. 110. none. 111-2. peace (_twice_). 112. one (_twice_). 113. howe. 114-5. peace (_twice_). 115. comunalties and cytes. 116. toforne. 119. meanynge. feoble. 120. none. gubernatyfe. 122. passyfe. 126. election. 128. agayne. 129. subiection. 131. distruction. 135. doone. 138. meanynge. 139. heauy. 141. election. _Supply_ was mad. great (_twice_). _Supply_ that. 142. disease. election. 143. face; _read_ fate. 146. onely. 147. reason. to-forne. 148. shope. 149. electyon. 151. amonge. 154. to forne hande. peace. 156. to forne. 158. apertely. 159. leasynges. 160. nowe. 162. maye. 164. sayde. 165. onely. leigeaunce. 166. se. nowe. 168. Se. 171. cleapen. false. 172. howe. 173. maye. folke. 174. stretch. 179. Nowe. 181. knowyuge (_sic_). sayng. arne nowe. 183. sayne. 184. nothynge. 185. wote. 186. none. 188. se. 194. werne. 195. meanynge. 196. beare. 197. submytten (!). 198. nowe. sayne. 199. dothe. 200. meane. 201. measure. CHAPTER VII. Than gan Love sadly me beholde, and sayd in a changed voyce, lower than she had spoken in any tyme: 'Fayn wolde I,' quod she, 'that thou were holpen; but hast thou sayd any-thing whiche thou might not proven?' 'Pardè,' quod I, 'the persones, every thing as I have sayd, han 5 knowleged hem-selfe.' 'Ye,' quod she, 'but what if they hadden nayed? How woldest thou have maynteyned it?' 'Sothely,' quod I, 'it is wel wist, bothe amonges the greetest and other of the realme, that I profered my body so largely in-to 10 provinge of tho thinges, that Mars shulde have juged the ende; but, for sothnesse of my wordes, they durste not to thilke juge truste.'