"And alle þe folk with-outë numbre,
Allë broȝt y hem to kumbre;
Aboue, yn-to þe wynde y wente,
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And broȝt hem alle to þat turment;
On land y haue do more tresun
wyþ fyre and slaghtyr yn euery toune,
And alle þe skaþe y myȝt of mone,
Tó hem þat yn borwës [borewes.] wone;
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y haue made wraþþe and euyl wyl
Betwyxë hem þat wulde none [none O, mone H.] yl,
And sle [sle O, om. H.] echoun ouþer at here myȝt,
More with wrong, þan with ryȝt.
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"Yn pryde, yn Ire, yn enuye,
yn slouþë, [slouþe O, slogh H.] and yn coueytyse,
yn glotonye, and yn lecherye,
Y delyte me yn euery vyleynye;
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Foule flessh dedes þat are ouer rank,
More þan ouþer y take to þank;
But, pryde algate, and coueytyse,
Y may nat leue, ne none of þyse;
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Ten þousend men dampned be
Yn þese two, for loue of me;
when y fynde hem custummably
Yn þese two synnës alle redy,
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Ful weyl payeþ me þat synne,
And bounde are þey to me þer-ynne;
Þan do þey, ryȝt as y wyl,
Allë wrong wyþ-outë skylle;
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Fro wykked to wers, y do hem falle, [folio 83b]
For y am mayster ouer hem alle;
Ȝyf þey wulde wake, y do hem slepe,
And yn ydulnes to lepe;
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For whan þey are yn beddë [bedde O, bed H.] broȝt,
y do hem synne yn ydul þoȝt;
yn þoȝt of folye, and foule delyte,
