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Telle me also, to what conclusiounWere membres maad of generaciounAnd of so parfit wis a wrighte ywrought?Truseth right wel, they were nat maad for nought.Glose whoso wol, and saye bothe up and downThat they were maken for purcaciounOf urine, and oure bothe thinges smaleWas eek to knowe a femele from a male,And for noon other cause—say ye no?Th'experience woot it is nought so.So that the clerkes be nat with me wrothe,I saye this, that they been maad for bothe.
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