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TABLE OF CHAPTERS

chap.			page
XVII.	lines 2159-2878, Fr. 2159-2852		72
		Herein the God of Love doth teach The Lover, and against the breach Of laws contained in this Romance He warns him, lest he err perchance.
XVIII.	lines 2879-2902, Fr. 2853-2876		95
		The Lover plains that forth doth go The God, and leaves him lost in woe.
XIX.	lines 2903-3053, Fr. 2877-3028		96
		Fair-Welcome here the Lover learneth How that for which his spirit yearneth May be attained, and courteously Leads where he sorely longs to be.
XX.	lines 3054-3064, Fr. 3029-3040		101
		This tells how Danger, filled with ire, Expels, with ignominy dire, The Lover, and Fair-Welcome eke, Whose grief no words e’er framed could speak.
XXI.	lines 3065-3096, Fr. 3041-3072		102
		Danger, fell guardian of the Rose, The Lover drives from out the close. Upon his neck a club he bare. As he a thief or madman were.
XXII.	lines 3097-3204, Fr. 3073-3178		103
		How Reason, well-beloved of God, The Lover warns that he hath trod The path of folly, when above His reason, madly set he love.