4783 thou not mayest flee. Wherefore, to go to the conclusión That referreth to thy confusión, Unhappy man, anon I will me hie 4784 To tellë thine unwit 4785 and thy follý, And eke the falseness of that other wretch, As farforth as that my conníng 4786 will stretch. This canon was my lord, ye wouldë ween; 4787 Sir Host, in faith, and by the heaven’s queen, It was another canon, and not he, That can 4788 an hundred fold more subtletý. He hath betrayed folkës many a time; Of his falsenéss it doleth 4789 me to rhyme.