The Devonshire Manuscript/ffanecy fframed my hart ffurst

←Go burnynge siths vnto the frosen hert || width="200" align="right" | fancy framed my hart ffrust→ The Devonshire Manuscript facsimile 61v|thumb|389px The Devonshire Manuscript facsimile 62r|thumb|389px f. [61v] 1    ffanecy fframed my hart ffeuurst2    to bere good wyll and seche the same3    I sowght the best and ffownd the wourst4    yet ffansy was no dell to blame5    ffor ffancy hawe a dobell neame6    and has her neame so ys her kynd17    ffancy a ffoo and ffancy a ffrend2f. [62r] 8    ffancy ffolowyd all my desyer9    to lyk wher as I had best lust10    what cold I mor off her requyr11    than ffor that thyng wyche neds I must12    and fforsyt me styl ffor to be Iust13    in thys she showyd her selff my ffrend314    to mak me lord off my nown mynd15    [thys ffraned ffancy]15    thys ffayned ffancy at the last16    hath ca^usyd me ffor to beware17    off wyndy words and bablyng blast18    wych [b] hath offtymes cast me in snare19    and broght me ffrom my yoy4 to care20    wherffor I mak thys promes now21    to brek my ffancy and nat to bowe __NOTOC__ Notes & Glosses      1. The 'y' in 'kynd' has two dots over it.      2. The 'y' in 'ffrynd' has two dots over it.      3. The 'y' in 'ffrynd' has two dots over it.      4. The 'y' in 'yoy' has two dots over it. Commentary Written in Margaret Douglas's hand, this poem remains unattributed. H12 enters the first three lines of the poem and part of the fourth line directly below the last stanza of this poem on "fancy framed my hart ffrust" (62r). Both examples show indications of revision by an unidentified hand. "ffanecy fframed my hart ffurst" explores the common courtly trope of fancy. In this case, fancy is both foe and friend to the lover. Textual Notes Texts Collated LDev097 Collation ffanecy] fancy LDev097     fframed] framed LDev097     ffeuurst] ffrust LDev097 2      wyll] m wyll LDev097     sechee] seke LDev097 3      I] y LDev097     wo^urst] worst LDev097 4      was no delle to blame]  LDev097 5      ffor ffancy hawe a dobell neame]  LDev097 6      and has her neame so ys her kynd]  LDev097 7      ffancy a ffoo and ffancy a ffreynd]  LDev097 8      ffancy ffolowyd all my desyer]  LDev097 9      to lyk wher as I had best lust]  LDev097 10      what cold I mor off her requyrer]  LDev097 11      than ffor that thyng wyche ueds Iniust]  LDev097 12      and fforsyth me styl ffor to be Iust]  LDev097 13      in thys she showyd her selff my ffreynd]  LDev097 14      to mak me lord off my nown mynd]  LDev097 15      thys ffraned ffancy]  LDev097 15.1      thys ffayned ffancy at the last]  LDev097 16      hath ca^usyd me ffor to beware]  LDev097 17      off wyndy words and bablyng blast]  LDev097 18      wych b hath offtymes cast me in snare]  LDev097 19      and broght me ffrom my yyoy to care]  LDev097 20      wherffor I mak thys promes now]  LDev097 21      to brek my ffancy and nat to bowe]  LDev097