whan y spake of sacrylage. [[p. 292]]
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Ne þou oghtes [oghtest.] nat to be enchesun
To sturble mannys deuocyoun.
Ȝyf þou ne wylte Goddes seruyse here,
lette none ouþer of here preyere;
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Fole ys, þat foly þat ['þat' omitted.] wyl nat drede,
And more þat letteþ alle oþer gode dede.
Ryȝt so [so O, om. H.] seyþ Salamon þe wyse,
Vs alle of foly to [for to.] chastyse.
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Clerk to bete, or handes on ley
yn vyolence, hyt ys grete eye;
Hyt longeþ to þys sacrament
Þurgh bysshopës commaundëment;
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yn sacrylagë þer y spake, [[p. 280]]
y touched of þat ychë lak;
And yn þe ten commaundëmens, [[p. 72, 77]]
y wene y touched of þys defens;
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Þarforë, now hyt ys beste,
Of þys sacrament to reste.
God grauntë þesë lordynges,
weyl to do yn allë þynges,
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And late hem neuer here soulës lese
For no wrongës [no wrons O, wronges H.] þat þey chese!
[Of the Sixth Sacrament,—Marriage.]
The syxte sacrament ys matrymony,
Þére hyt ys do ryȝtwusly;
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God comaundeþ yn hys boke
Þat man shuldë hyt weyl loke;
For he stabled hyt yn paradys, [folio 74a:2]
hyt ys holde yn þe morë prys;
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And yn Kana [kana of.] Galyle
He turnede water yn wyne to be.
Aȝens þys ychë sacrament
