Hym þoght þe prest broȝte on þe pateyn [folio 67a]
Morselles of þe chylde alle [Leave out 'alle.'] newe sleyn,
And bedde hym a morsel of þe flesshe
with alle ȝe blode þer-on alle fresshe.
Þan gan he cry, with loudë steuene,
"Mercy! Goddys sone of heuene!
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Þe brede þat y sagh on þe auter lye,
Hyt ys þy body; y se hyt with ye.
Of þe brede, þurgh sacrament,
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To flesshe and blode hyt ys alle went;
Þys y beleue, and euer y shal;
For verryly we se hyt alle."
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whan he and þey were alle certeyn,
yn forme of brede hyt turned aȝeyn;
He ded hym housel as ouþer wore,
And was a gode man for euermore;
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And alle þe toþer [alle ouþre.] beþ þe better,
Þat heren þys tale, or redyn þys lettyr.
Þe prest þat sacreþ Goddys body,
Hym behoueþ bé clene nedëly:
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A lewed man þat shal hym [hyt.] receyue,
Alle maner of fylþe, behoueþ hym weyue.
Be þou neuer so gode a preste,
Ne so grete wyttë yn þy breste,
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Y rede þe here how þe propertes are shewed,
Þogh [Þoghe þat.] þe langage be but lewed.
Þou wost weyl þat þe vblè
Ys but a lytyl þyng to se;
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So shal we be lytyl yn wyl,
lytyl and meke, with-outyn yl,
Noȝt yn pryde, ne naȝt ['naȝt' omitted.] yn heghþe,
