But buskith you vnto the pittës brynk:
On this, I rede, thu besely bethink.
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(9)
Take heed, and here, how þat to euery wight
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With-in[në]-forth he clepith preuely: [folio 18b]
"Arayeth you, and be al redi dight,
ffor I wil come—beleve it sikerly—
Or ye be ware, parauenture sudeynly:
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And me by-for ther may [no] praiere spede
Ne non ne wele: I sparë for [no] mede."
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(10)
"Beholde and see, how þat this messageres,
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lo, in awaitë, [now] be leyd for the.
Sest thu noght Agë, with his whightë eres,
hath had [[? hid]] himselff ful nye,—canst thu not see?—
And maladi[ë] hath arrest par-de.
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Herist thu nowt, how thei crie lowde alwey,
'what eilith vs, to tarye so al day?'
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(11)
"How oftë haue I warned the be-for,
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Som while apert, somtymë preuely,
That redy schuldist thu have be euermor:
Witnesse upon thi self, I say the, whi
Thu might the nought excusë vtterly:
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Synderesis, she knowith euery deel;
Sche will be thin appélloure, wete it weel,
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(12)
"Aneinptes me, that alway wold thi prowe;
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fful folili thu hast thi self mystake:
for thu behetest—this knowist well I-nowe—
Þat alle thin foli woldest thu for-sake,
And woldest thi-self very clenë make,
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Puttyng [thi] flesch vnder subieccioun,
To be gouérned after thi reason.
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(13)
"But sekerly she euery deel reuerse
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vsurped hath hire ownë ladi right,
By here delites and lustës full dyuers
Oppressyng her with alle hir mayn & myght.
