Prudence his wyf, as ferforth as she dorste, bisoghte him of his weping for to stinte; / but nat for-thy he gan to crye and wepen ever lenger the more.
Wol ye thanne that I go and meke me and obeye me to hem, and crye hem mercy?
For which resoun this noble wyf Prudence suffred hir housbond for to wepe and crye as for a certein space; / and whan she saugh hir tyme, she seyde him in this wyse.
Of gretter cause may no wight him compleyne Than I; for love hath set me in swich caas That lasse Ioye and more encrees of peyne Ne hath no man; wherfore I crye 'allas!
Thus shal men on a traitour been awreke; Thou and thyn of-spring ever shul be blake, Ne never swete noise shul ye make, 300 But ever crye agayn tempest and rayn, In tokeninge that thurgh thee my wyf is slayn.
Thanne seide the scherreve · to yonge Gamelyn, 'Lord, I crye the mercy · brother art thou myn.
I crye out on the ministres,' quod he, 'That sholden kepe and reulen this citee; Harrow!
Which when they had caused him to say Benedicite, the curate bad hym crye God mercy and shewe to hym his synnes.
Good mayster, quod the prentyse, I crye you mercy; and then the mayster went unto hys wyfe; and she askyd hym how he had sped.
This villayne[203] herynge themcrye so, sayde: O where is the kynge, where is the kynge?
Whan he vnderstode by the bayllye, that the crye was made for a bodget with an c li.
The Nunne sayed: so woulde I haue doone, had it not beene in our Dortour[300] where to crye is contrary to our Religion.
And, when you laugh and sporte in any sorte: you must not crye out and criche like the Pullye of a well: nor yet speake in your yawning.
Crye a larges when a rewarde is geven to workemen, stipem vociferare.
Where some of a kowe, maketh yerely a pounde: these huswiues crye creake, for their voice will not sounde.
Will not all they forthewithe crye out / that ther holy Masse is vnhalowed / and that they which thinke so are heretikes / and that they which do cõmunicate with them are excommunicated?
Of sum other whẽ they hadd not so mutch as come nighe the vncleane sacrifices / they did crye out / that they had already sacrificed ãd did now depart.
The roukis sall rair, that men sall on thame rew, And crye Commemoratio Animarum.
But nathelees, whan he had herd him crye 750 'Awake!
But thine eyes shall neuer see it, ne yet thy handes shal touche it, but rather I hope in the Gods aboue to bestow and crye a larges of that which thou haste at Rome, before thou finger that whych I haue and possesse in Asia.
He made a crye thoroowt al the tow[n], 290 Whedur he be zoman or knave, That cowthe brynge hym Robyn Hode, His warisone he shuld haue.
I will go downe and see whether they haue done all to gedder acordynge to that crye which is come vnto me or not/ that I may knowe.
Whiche doth hyr nest and byrdes also betraye By hyr grete chatterynge, clamoure dyn and crye Ryght so these folys theyr owne foly bewraye.
But it is no matter; 'twas but a chaunce, and I hope tocrye quittance with him ere it be long.
Averios was a wise emperour regnyng in the cite of Rome; and he let crye a grete feste, and who so ever wold come to that feste, and gete victory in the tournament, he shuld have his doughter to wyf, after his decease.
Scene xii] Sound Trumpets within, and then allcrye vive le Roy two or three times.
Scene 12: Sound Trumpets within, and then all crye vive le Roy two or three times.
Yea, but all menne wonder and crye out on it, and saye: it is the voyce of a bruite beast, and not of manne.
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