For works with similar titles, see A Love Song.
Apud in is almi de si re,
Mimis tres I ne ver re qui re,
Alo veri findit a gestis,
His miseri ne ver at restis.
[ Footnote:
A pudding is all my desire,
My mistress I never require;
A lover I find it a jest is,
His misery never at rest is. ]
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