sdxtest wrote:
I abide and abide and better abide, And, after the olde proverbe, the happie daye : And ever my ladye to me dothe saye, "Let me alone and I will provyde". I abide and abide and tarrye the tyde And with abiding spede well ye maye : Thus do I abide I wott allway. Nother obtayning nor yet denied. Aye me ! this long abidyng Semithe to me as who sayethe A prolonging of a dieng dethe, Or a refusing of a desyred thing. Moche ware it bettre for to be playne, Then to saye abide and yet shall not obtayne.
I abide and abide and better abide, And, after the olde proverbe, the happie daye : And ever my ladye to me dothe saye, "Let me alone and I will provyde". I abide and abide and tarrye the tyde And with abiding spede well ye maye : Thus do I abide I wott allway. Nother obtayning nor yet denied. Aye me ! this long abidyng Semithe to me as who sayethe A prolonging of a dieng dethe, Or a refusing of a desyred thing. Moche ware it bettre for to be playne, Then to saye abide and yet shall not obtayne.
