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2 plan

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1 remain 2 at once those 4 I had rather then gone

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2 health

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Thys ender nyght 2

I saw a syght,

A star as bright as day;

And ever among
A maydyn song:

By-by, baby, lullay !

Thys vyrgyn clere

Wythowtyn pere

Unto hur son gane say:

"My son, my lorde,

My fathere dere,

Why lyest thow in hay?

"Methynk by ryght Thow, kyng and knyght,

Shulde lye in ryche aray,

Yet none the lesse

I wyll not cesse 3

To syng, By-by, lullay !"

Thys babe full bayne 4

Aunsweryd agayne,

And thus, me-thought, he sayd:

"I am a kyng

Above all thyng,

Yn hay yff I be layde;

"For ye shall see

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That kynges thre

Shall cum on the twelfe day.

For thys behest

Geffe me thy brest

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"My son, I say

Wythowtyn nay

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Thow art my derling dere;

I shall the kepe

Whyle thow dost slepe

And make the 2 goode chere;

"And all thy wylle

I wyll fulfill,

Thou wotyst hyt well yn fay.

Yet more then thys,

I wyll the kys

And syng, By-by, lullay."

"My moder swete,

When I have slepe,

Then take me up on lofte;

Upon your kne

Thatt ye sett me

And dandell me full soft;

"And in your arme

Lap me ryght warme

And kepe me nyght and day;

And yff I wepe

And cannott slepe,

Syng, By, baby, lullay."

"My son, my lorde,

My fader dere,

Syth all ys at thy wyll,

I pray the, son,

Graunte me a bone,

Yff hyt be ryght and skylle;

"That chylde or man, Whoever can

Be mery on thys day,

To blys them bryng

And I shall syng:

By-by, baby, lullay !"

"My moder shene,3

Of hevyn quene,

Your askyng shall I spede,

So that the myrth

Dysplease me nott

Yn wordes nor in dede.

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