¶ Here entreth with some iest yllwyll

+Wyll..+ Mary I am come at the first call
Wyll, your owne man haue me who shall
For I am will seruaunt to you al
Ye shall not neede to sende for me.

+Welth.+ Who is acquanted with this man
He is very homely and lytle good he can
To come in here so boldly, then
Dryue him away quickly,

+Wy ll.+ Why, I cam not tyll I was called 290
your owne wyll openly ye named
Then I came a pace lest I should be blamed
Therfore I pray you let me byde styll,

+ealth+ Whole wyll, or what wyll, doth he meane
Thou art not my wyl, I forsake thee cleane
My wyl and their wylles is often sene
Our wylles can none yll

+Wyll.+ Alas good masters I can none yll
yet by my trouth I am your euyll wyll
your wil, & your will, & your will, therfore keepe me 300
I loue ye by goddes mother,

+liberty.+ This is a straunge saying vnto me
My wyl, your wyll, and his wyll, this cannot be