and aftir laboure, tyme is of quiete;
Alle hevinesse & Anguysch is for-gete.
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(4)
For ye have don a nobill victory,
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And youre labourë nobly díspended,
That so ageyn youre treble enemye
Youre selffë myghtely haue défendid;
And þat ye have mysdon, it is amended
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Be sustenaunce of purgatory peyne;
Thanked be thu, [o] Ihesu souereyne!
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(5)
In heven blisse, here schul ye be with vs
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Vnto the day of fynall iugëment,
To wichë day ye schul a-bydë thus,
And preisë god with al youre hool entent,
While þat youre bodi, be assignëment
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Of god, is turned to correpcïoun,
And fully schal haue hire purgacioun.
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(6)
For Reasoun [sayeth] wele, & god-is lawe,
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That he þat hath don alle his besynesse
(ffor god-is will) youre lustës to withdrawe—
Encombryng yow with muche vnthryftynesse,—
That from þat fowle and wofull wrechidnesse
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I-clensid be, and alle renewyd clene
That manere weye, youre flesch is, þat I mene.
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(7)
So at the last[ë] day thei schal a-ryse,
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And come be-fore that Iugë souereyn,
To yow conioyned in a wondere wise
In a good áccorde withowt ony peyne,
And in this ioye eternally remayne. [folio 31]
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What ioye is here, ye schul assaye & see,
Honured be the hey[ë] maieste!
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