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f. [35v]
1 The Wandryng gadlyng in the somer tyde /
2 {w+t+}{es} that fyndes the Adder with hys rechelesse fote /
3 stertes{es} not dysmayde / so sodenly A syde /
4 {r'}{{th}+er+} jealous As I Alous dyspyte dyd / tho there ware1 no bote /
5 When that he sawe me / syttyng by her syde /
6 that off my helth ys very croppe and rote /
7 ytt pleasyd me then to haue so fayer a grasse /
8 to stynge that hart / that wuld haue my place /
W2
1. 这种特殊的缩写，一个连接的撇号，紧跟在辅音后面，没有包含在文艺复兴时期英语文本代码中，但表示省略的 e。[1]
2. 这个首字母可能指的是 托马斯·怀特爵士.
这篇铭文，根据内部证据和 R. A. Rebholz 的说法，[2] 归因于 托马斯·怀特爵士，是由 H4 录入的。虽然铭文起源于古典文学，但怀特将他的模型建立在塞拉菲诺·达基利亚诺的 strambotti 上，该作品的特点是八行诗节，韵律模式为 abababcc （八行诗）。[3] A. K. Foxwell 指出，怀特可能写过铭文，因为它们在 1528-32 年间在法国宫廷中非常流行。[4] 这首诗颠覆了古典文学中人遇到蛇的形象，这在都铎王朝早期宫廷中是一种常见的象形符号。
这首诗也出现在 托特尔诗集 中，题为“关于爱着同一个女人的嫉妒的人，他发现另一个男人坐在她身边”（第 55 项）。[5]
STC13860_29, L36529_05, LEge38
1 The] THe STC_13860_29 Wandryng] wandring L36529_05 STC_13860_29 wandering LEge38 gadlyng] gadling L36529_05 galdynggadlyng LEge38 gadling, STC_13860_29 somer] sommer LEge38 STC_13860_29 tyde /] tyde L36529_05 tyde, STC_13860_29
2 that] That STC_13860_29 fyndes] findes STC_13860_29 Adder] adder L36529_05 Adder / LEge38 hys] his L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29 rechelesse] retchles L36529_05 recheles LEge38 rechlesse STC_13860_29 fote /] fote L36529_05 foote STC_13860_29
3 stertes] startes L36529_05 LEge38 Startes STC_13860_29 dysmayde /] dysmayde L36529_05 dismayde, LEge38 dismaid STC_13860_29 sodenly] soudenly LEge38 sodeinly STC_13860_29 A syde /] a syde L36529_05 a side / LEge38 aside, STC_13860_29
4 As] as L36529_05 LEge38 I AlousIalous dyspyte dyd /] did gelosy L36529_05 Ialous dispite did : LEge38 iealous despite did, STC_13860_29 tho] though STC_13860_29 there] ther L36529_05 ware] were L36529_05 STC_13860_29 bote /] boote L36529_05 boote, STC_13860_29
5 When] when L36529_05 LEge38 sawe] saw L36529_05 STC_13860_29 me /] me L36529_05 STC_13860_29 me : LEge38 syttyng] sitting L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29 syde /] side L36529_05 LEge38 syde, STC_13860_29
6 that] That STC_13860_29 off] of L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29 helth] health L36529_05 STC_13860_29 helth / LEge38 ys] is LEge38 STC_13860_29 croppe] cropp L36529_05 crop, STC_13860_29 and] & LEge38 rote /] roote L36529_05 rote. LEge38 roote. STC_13860_29
7 ytt] yt L36529_05 it LEge38 It STC_13860_29 pleasyd] pleased L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29 then] L36529_05 haue] have L36529_05 LEge38 fayer] faire L36529_05 fair LEge38 fayre STC_13860_29 grasse /] grace L36529_05 grace / LEge38 grace, STC_13860_29
8 to] To STC_13860_29 stynge] styng L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29 that] the L36529_05 STC_13860_29 hart /] wight L36529_05 hert LEge38 hart, STC_13860_29 wuld] wold L36529_05 would LEge38 STC_13860_29 haue my] have had my L36529_05 have my LEge38 haue had my STC_13860_29 place /] place. L36529_05 LEge38 STC_13860_29