Now, though I have shown you that I to know that I did be not
utter free of this most strange and natural foolishness; yet you to
perceive that I tell this only that I have utter truth of all
things that did happen; for, in verity, because that I was
something subtly touched this way at whiles, yet was this no full
excusing of the Maid; though, in the same moment, you to perceive,
that there did be only the half of me to think that she did need to
be excused; for, in truth, mine understanding went alway, in the
main, with the workings of her nature; and had a natural sympathy
with her dear whimsies; but also, as you to know, I to be stirred
constant in my manhood by her naughty defyings; and to be troubled
in my Natural Sense, when that her whimsies made her to act that
she be
