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TABLE OF CHAPTERS

chap.			page
LX.	lines 10971-11412, Fr. 10865-11312		114
		To all the host doth Love explain His purpose to assault and gain The castle, and Fair-Welcome free From out his bonds and slavery.
LXI.	lines 11413-11686, Fr. 11313-11576		128
		Herein the God of Love retains False-Seeming as his man, and gains Applause thereby, the host doth ring With shouts to crown him Ribalds’ King.
LXII.	lines 11687-12084, Fr. 11577-11984		138
		Learn how False-Seeming, traitor vile, Men’s hearts doth readily beguile, When grey and black he clothes him in, With saintly visage pale and thin.
LXIII.	lines 12085-12696, Fr. 11985-12592		151
		False-Seeming doth the case relate Of mendicants and their estate.
LXIV.	lines 12697-12766, Fr. 12593-12666		172
		False-Seeming as a pilgrim goes, Disguised, to Evil-Tongue; and shows Constrainèd-Abstinence likewise Herself to him in saintly guise.
LXV.	lines 12767-12846, Fr. 12667-12746		174
		False-Seeming, linked with Abstinence, To aid the Lover makes pretence Of guesting with foul Evil-Tongue, Whose lash hath many a good man stung.