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The Devonshire Manuscript/What no perde ye may be sure

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←All women have vertues noble & excelent || width="200" align="right" | Was neuer yet fyle half so well fylyd→ The Devonshire Manuscript facsimile 19r|thumb|389px f. [19r] 1    What no per{p+}de ye may be sure2    # thynk not to make me to yor lure3  {es} {w+t+}  with wordes & chere so contraryng4    Swet & sower conterwayyng5    to moche yt were styll to endure6    trothe ys trayde where craft ys in vre17    But tho ye haue had my hartes{es} cure8    trow ye I dote with{w+t+} owt endyng9    What no Per{p+}dye10  {p3}{w+t+}  Tho that with payn I do procure11    ffor to fforgett that ons was pure12    with{w+t+}in my heart 2 shall styll that thyng13    Vnstable vnsure And waveryng14    Be in my mynd with{w+t+}owt recure15    What no per{p+}dyefynys quod {q+d+}Wyatts __NOTOC__ Notes & Glosses      1. Further work might determine whether this is a traditional or popular sentiment.      2. A heart-shaped pictograph, with dots as eyes and a line as a mouth. Commentary Attributed to Sir Thomas Wyatt,R.A. Rebholz, ed, Sir Thomas Wyatt: The Complete Poems (London: Penguin, 1978), 74-75. this poem was entered by H2. In the poem the speaker describes a lady’s truth being tested and found wanting. The lover refuses to continue doting on her and finds his loyalty and endurance pushed to its limit. A heart-shaped pictograph appears on line twelve in place of the word "heart," which reads: "within my heart shall styll that thyng." The image appears to have two dots to represent eyes and a line to represent a mouth. Works Cited Textual Notes Texts Collated LEge46 Collation 1      perde] perdy LEge46 2      thynk] thinck LEge46     yor] your LEge46 3      &] and LEge46     contraryng] contrarieng LEge46 4      Swet &] swete and LEge46     sower] sowre LEge46     conterwayyng] contrewaing LEge46 5      moche yt] much it LEge46     styll] still LEge46 6      trothe ys trayde] trouth is tryed LEge46     ys] is LEge46 7      But tho] but though LEge46     haue] have LEge46     had] haved LEge46     hartes] hertes LEge46 8      with owt] withoute LEge46     endyng] ending LEge46 9      Perdye] perdy LEge46 10      Tho] Though LEge46     payn] pain LEge46 11      ffor] for LEge46     fforgett] forgett LEge46 12      heart] hert LEge46     styll] still LEge46     thyng] thing LEge46 13      Vnstable] vnstable LEge46     And] and LEge46     waveryng] wavring LEge46 14      Be] be LEge46     mynd] mynde LEge46     withowt] withoute LEge46