Who hath no wifë, he is no cuckóld. But I say not therefore that thou art one; There be full goodë wivës many one. Why art thou angry with my talë now? I have a wife, pardie, as well as thou, Yet n’old 927 I, for the oxen in my plough, Taken upon me morë than enough, To deemen 928 of myself that I am one; I will believë well that I am none. An husband should not be inquisitive Of Goddë’s privity, nor of his wife. So he may findë Goddë’s foison 929 there, Of the remnant needeth not to enquére.”