Þurgh Inglond yn oure [þat O, In ynglond my D.] cuntre;
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And ȝyueþ [ȝeuyþ O, ȝeue ȝe D.] better ȝoure offryngys [offryng D.]
And tyþeth weyl alle ȝourë þynges. [tyþe ȝe bettere ȝoure newyng D.]
And [O and D omit And.] ȝyf ȝe do þus goddys heste, [hest O, be-hest D.]
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He saueþ ȝoure vynys fro þe tempest." [fro tempest D.]
At hys cunsel, on þys manere
Halewede þey, al þat yche [halewedyn D, om. yche.] ȝere;
And whan hyt come to [þe O, qwan it cam þe somerys D.] somer tyde,
Tyme of þe tempest to vnryde, [suyche tyme as tempest gan vp hyde D.]
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Here vynys florshedë [floreschedyn D.] feyre & weyl
withoutyn tempest euery [with out tach a D.] deyl.
Þan commaunded þey, and made [Þei comaundyd þan & madyn D.] a cry
Yn the wurschyp, [wrshepe O.] of oure lady,
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'On satyrday shulde men noun ryngge,
And syþyn halew of allë [al O, halewyn of alle D.] þyngge,
And here tyþys to ȝeuë [tyþis ȝeuyn D.] ryȝt [ryght O.]
Mochë bettyr at here myght.'
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And so, grete [þe gret O, þe grete D.] tempest secede al, [folio 7a]
Þat on þeyr [here O, here vynys w. wont D.] frutys was wnt to fal.
Seþyn, oueral yn þat cuntre
Þere þey made nat þys solemnyte,
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were [weryn D.] here vynys al destroyed,
And þe folk [folke O.] mochyl [& all þe folk meche D.] a-noyd.
Fel hyt on [it fel so D.] a satyrday
A man hyréd folke tó [herede folk to þe D.] ful pay;
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Þe half day ne haléwd [halewede O.] he noght, [haleday he halewid not D.]
For al [al an O.] hole day hyt shulde be wroght; [for on þe holyday be wrout D.]
Þe tymë come [com O.] þat noun [cam . noon D.] þey rong, [ronge O, runge D.]
As þey hadde [as it was D.] ordeyned hem among: [amonge O.]
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