19. _I supply_ al. 20. efte; _read_ ofte. 24. great. 25. holde nowe thy peace. 27. disease. 29. one. _I supply_ don. _I supply_ in. 31. come. abode. 32. lest. 33. nowe. _I supply_ and. 34. _I supply_ is. nowe one. 35. nowe. 36. one. p_er_fyte. 38. nowe. the howe. 42. worlde. 43. one. 44. alwaye put. 45. healed. 47. Nowe. 48. reasons. 51. lawes; _read_ lawe. 52. determinati[=o]s. 53. _I supply_ founden. 58. reasoun. 59. purueyde. vnderputte. 61. arne. 65. diseases. breaken. 66. mischefe. 68. stretcheth. 69. exployte forthe. 70. nothynge. 71. purpose. 72. the. 73. lette. porte. 75. the. 77. wysdome. 78. fyght. 79. graunt. 80. meanynge. 84. vnderstande. rayne. 85. _I supply_ bare. 86. aferde. 88. great. wether; _read_ weder. 90. huysshte. peace. styl. 91. se nowe howe. 92. groubed. 94. none. 101. Nowe. 102. _I supply_ come. 103. kynrest (_sic_). 109. skorne. 110. this; _read_ thus? 120. toforne. 121. worship; _read_ worshippe (_verb_). 122. styl. 123. protection. 130. nowe. the. 131. set the. 132. lest. 133. ianghes; _read_ jangles. CHAPTER VI. Ever,' quod she, 'hath the people in this worlde desyred to have had greet name in worthinesse, and hated foule to bere any [en]fame; and that is oon of the objeccions thou alegest to be ayen thyne hertely desyre.' 'Ye, forsothe,' quod I; 'and that, so comenly, the people wol 5 lye, and bringe aboute suche enfame.' 'Now,' quod she, 'if men with lesinges putte on thee enfame, wenest thy-selfe therby ben enpeyred? That wening is wrong; see why; for as moche as they lyen, thy meryte encreseth, and make[th] thee ben more worthy, to hem that knowen of the soth; 10 by what thing thou art apeyred, that in so mokil thou art encresed of thy beloved frendes. And sothly, a wounde of thy frende [is] to thee lasse harm, ye, sir, and better than a fals kissing in disceyvable glosing of thyne enemy; above that than, to be wel with thy frende maketh [voyd] suche enfame. _Ergo_, thou art encresed 15 and not apeyred.'