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Edobla ades mon pensamenç 15 Delei seruir si maiut fes Nino fo anc nuls amador Qi fos tan leial uas amor Qeu amoges non trop merces . Dun saluz mi uoill entremetere Tal qamidonz sapcha dir Mon talan emon desir El ben el mal mescladamenz ...
Edobla ades mon pensamenç 15 Delei seruir si maiut fes Nino fo anc nuls amador Qi fos tan leial uas amor Qeu amoges non trop merces . Dun saluz mi uoill entremetere Tal qamidonz sapcha dir Mon talan emon desir El ben el mal mescladamenz ...
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45 Ben cuit qel mon nona merces . Eu sui guillem qi uau mesclan Car qi es leials seruidor anz abazemar aman Debon cor en uers son seignor Damors amaire sobranchiers Deu ben per dreit trobar mer- Soi als amanz sobranz sobriers . ces ...
45 Ben cuit qel mon nona merces . Eu sui guillem qi uau mesclan Car qi es leials seruidor anz abazemar aman Debon cor en uers son seignor Damors amaire sobranchiers Deu ben per dreit trobar mer- Soi als amanz sobranz sobriers . ces ...
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Certes rambaut lotasers es folors 10 Sieu noqer merce per qe laurai Puos qe midonz aura totas ualors Ia demerce pomes esperarai Qerre merces non es ges point doltrage Qe judas fon perduz person folage 15 Qe depreiar nosausa enardir ...
Certes rambaut lotasers es folors 10 Sieu noqer merce per qe laurai Puos qe midonz aura totas ualors Ia demerce pomes esperarai Qerre merces non es ges point doltrage Qe judas fon perduz person folage 15 Qe depreiar nosausa enardir ...
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... merces De la benanza ' onmames Meuai meilz eges non uergoing Se trop rica donna non ai Qel sens elaubeutaz lestai Tan aut qe paucas lison pres . Dama ricor nimeinz nimai Am econoisc qe meilz mestai Qe se trop autament ames . fol .
... merces De la benanza ' onmames Meuai meilz eges non uergoing Se trop rica donna non ai Qel sens elaubeutaz lestai Tan aut qe paucas lison pres . Dama ricor nimeinz nimai Am econoisc qe meilz mestai Qe se trop autament ames . fol .
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... dei conuertir Lai oneguna res non ual Merces den amortar lomal Merces naiaz ecbausimen Nouos itraich autre guiren Donna merce uos qer sios plai Eo mais guisas qeu dir no sai Aicius ger merce eperdon Com deus perdonet al lairon Donna ...
... dei conuertir Lai oneguna res non ual Merces den amortar lomal Merces naiaz ecbausimen Nouos itraich autre guiren Donna merce uos qer sios plai Eo mais guisas qeu dir no sai Aicius ger merce eperdon Com deus perdonet al lairon Donna ...
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