ye do, certáin we shall you teach That it is fair to have a wife in peace. One of us two must bowë 1910 doubtëless: And since a man is more reasónable Than woman is, ye must be suff’rable. What aileth you to grudgë 1911 thus and groan? Is it for ye would have my [love] alone? Why, take it all: lo, have it every deal, 1912 Peter! 1913 shrew 1914 you but ye love it well. For if I wouldë sell my bellë chose , I couldë walk as fresh as is a rose, But I will keep it for your owen tooth. Ye be to blame, by God, I say you sooth.”