Complex sentence: The Uponlandis Mous ultimately complains of the urban fare, "Thy guse is gude, thy gansell sour as gall" (line 345) and the narrator in the moralitas refers to "fitches" and "seid" (line 367).
Split into simpler sentences: The Uponlandis Mous ultimately complains: "Thy guse is gude, thy gansell sour as gall" (line 345). The narrator in the moralitas refers to "fitches" and "seid" (line 367).