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Non de otra guisa el índico serpiente
teme la encantación de los egipcios
que vos temedes, señora exçellente,
cualquiera relaçión de mis servicios.

Porque sabedes, presente o absente,
mis pensamientos e mis exerçiçios
son loarvos e amarvos solamente,
pospuesta cura de todos offiçios.

Oídme agora, después condenadme,
si non me fallardes más leal
que los leales; e si tal, sacadme

de tan grand pena e sentid mi mal.
E si denegades, acabadme:
peor es guerra que non lid campal.

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