ra tacito bene et oculto. Unde sospecto
in lei mai serebe fermo. Et poi haresti
cum chi hora giucando dimenticarti o-
gni altra ricevuta iniuria. Ma poi che
la fortuna tua qui ta conducto mise-
ro pallimacro resta quando che sia essere
ate stesso nimico. Et iudica perduto
quello che sia perduto, assai vedesti piu
et piu giornj nel tuo amore lieti
et felici tu alhora andavi et stavi dove
deiphira voleva; ivi si faceva e dice-
va cose giocose et liete q^ua nto alei piace-
va, et ate non dispiaceva, et cossi certo
forono que di pure chiari et sereni, ho-
ra ella turbata ti fastidia senza ragione

love, so that her suspicions would never be confirmed. And then, having someone with whom to dally, you would forget the other offenses you received. But since your fortune has led you here, wretched Pallimacro, when possible, cease being your own enemy. And consider as lost that which is lost. You saw many delightful, happy days, when you would go and remain wherever Deiphira wanted you. And there, playful and delightful things were said and done, as many as she liked and you did not dislike. And those were certainly bright and serene days. Now she is upset and she nags you without any reason