[6-text p 685] and satisfaccion to doon in this present lyf / [1091] thurgh the benigne grace / of hym þat is kyng of kynges / and preest/ ouer alle preestes / that boghte vs with the precious blood of his herte / [1092] so þat I may been oon of hem at the day of doome that shulle be saued? Qui cum patre &cetera
¶ Heere is ended the book/ of the tales of Caunter|bury / compiled by Geffrey Chaucer / of whos soule Ihesu crist/ haue mercy Amen . [[4 fly-leaves follow, more or less scribbled-on with later verses, &c. On the back of the 3rd is a list of the Tales, and on the front of the 4th is a late 15th-century copy of Chaucer's 'Truth'—"Fle fro the prees and dwelle with sothfastnesse," without the Envoy. Other lines follow this.]]
