But þere men of Ioyë spelle.
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Þe paste to þe vblè seyd byforne,
Shal nat be 1of no medel1 [1_1 of medlede.] corne,
But allë onëly of wete;
Þe mastlyoun shul men lete.
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Þat yche meneþ, with no wyse
we shul vs medel with coueytyse,
And namëly with auaryce,
For þat ys tolde a wykked vyce.
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[See French l. 7413-20.] Also þou seest þe vblè ys þynne,
And grete dunhede ys noun þer-ynne;
And þat wyl weyl sygnyfye
Aȝens þe synne of glotonye;
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For þere ne wyl þe sacrament reste, [folio 67b]
þere glotonye wyl hym oute keste. [keste O, kaste H.]
[See French l. 7389-94.] And þou seest, þe vblè ys whyte;
And we shul hauë noun [no.] delyte
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Of no maner of flesshely lak,
Of lechery, þat makeþ vs blak.
Þese are þe seuene propertes
Yn þe vblè, as þou sees;
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And euery properte [a properte.] þer-ynne
Ys aȝens a dedly synne.
Aȝens þys sacrament, þan do þo
Þat are yn synne, and þar-to go,
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Or are yn wyl aȝen to wende
To synne, and hemself shende.
Also a preste þat goþ, syngeþ hys messe,
þat yn dedly synnë ys,
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An hunder folde he synneþ more
Þan ȝyf he, a lewed man wore.
Alle þey þat receyue þys sacrament
yn dedly synne, or wykked entent,
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