Handyl hem at onys euerychone,
Noght onë by hym self alone.
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Handyl so to ryse from alle,
Þat nonë makë þe eft [oft to O.] falle,
With shryfte of mouþe, & wyl of herte,
And a party, with penaunce smerte;
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Þys ys a skyl [skyle O.] þat hyt may [shyl & may D (leaf 2).] be tolde
Handlyng [Handlynge.] synnë many a folde. [in many fold D.]
Handlyng [Handlynge.] yn spechë [þe handlyng in spycys D.] ys as weyl [folio 1b:2]
As handlyng [Handlynge.] yn dedë euery deyl.
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On þys manere handyl þy dedys,
And lestene and lerne whan any hem [qwat I þe D.] redys.
Þou darst neuer recche where þou bygynne, [he þar not rekke wher he gynne D.]
For euery-whare ys bygynnyng [begynnynge O, þer þe begynnyng is D.] of synne;
whedyr [whedyr outys O, qwhere he be-gynnyth to opene his book D.] þou wylt opon [opone O.] þe boke,
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Þou shalt fynde begynnyng [begynnynge O, þer þe begynnyng is D.] oueral [on O, haþ a begynnyng on D.] to loke:
Oueral ys bygynnyng, [begynnynge O, þer þe begynnyng is D.] oueral [& oueral D.] ys ende;
Hou þat þou wylt turne [turne hyt O, how so euere it turne D.] or wende,
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Many þyngys [See l. 73, etc. of French, and 79 for l. 127 English.] mayst þou þeryn [þer yn mayst þou O, maybe þerinne D.] here;
With oft [oft Harl., oftyn O.] redyng, [redynge O.] mayst þou [men may it D.] lere;
Þou mayst nat, [nouȝt O, He may not D.] with onys redyng, [redynge O.]
knowe þe soþe of euery þyng. [þynge O.]
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Handyl, hyt behoueþ, oft [þe ofte O.] syþys,
To many maner synnes hyt wryþys. [handle it ofte for to wete D, for many synnys here-in be wrete. D.]
Talys shalt þou [schal he D.] fynde þerynne,
And chauncys þat haþ happed for [haue happyde O, for þat han falle for dyuers D.] synne;
Meruelys, some as y fonde wrytyn, [fynde wrete D.]
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