The Devonshire Manuscript/Too yoye In payne my will

←and thys be thys ye may || width="200" align="right" | Yff reason govern fantasye→ The Devonshire Manuscript facsimile 44v|thumb|389px f. [44v] 1    Too yoye In payne my will2    doth will to will me styll3    ffore payne nowe in this casse4    Aperithe yoye in place5    Althowght my payne be greater6    thane cane be told or thowght7    my love ys styll the better8    the derare yt ys bowght9    Thus do I yoy in payne10    yett doo I not optayne11    the thyng that I wold ffayne12    wherfore I saye Agaeyne13    All thowght my payne &c 14    I haue hard say or this15    ffull many a tyme & oft16    that ys fett fore ladys17    ffare fecht and derly bowght18    Soo thowght my payn &c 19    This marvelles{es} moche to me20    how thes too cane Agree21    both yoy and payn to be22    In place bothe twayn per{p+}de23    yett thowght my payne &c ffinis __NOTOC__ Commentary Written in TH1's hand, this poem remains unattributed and may be an original composition by Thomas Howard. The poem possesses a unique structure and layout: after the first verse followed by the refrain, the stanzas alternate verses and the first line of the refrain. Brackets mark each verse and long flourishes follow each refrain. Marks in the left margin also indicate changes in the refrain (refrain 1, 3, and 4).