To god oure herende [erende O, arende D.] for to bere.
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Certys we ouȝt þan with ful [owyn to be ful of D.] mynde
To preye god vs of synne [& pray god out of synne vs D.] vnbynde,
And yn gode lyfe vs wysse & rede,
And for-ȝeue vs al [he forȝeue vs D.] oure mysdede.
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Ȝyf þou hauntyst to make þy [haunte . . þis D.] play
At þe tauerne on þe halyday,
To many on comyþ þarfore [many come þeder for to do D.] euyl
Þurgh cumberaunce [þorw encoumbraunce D.] of þe deuyl.
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Holy chyrchë wyl [wyle O.] þe werne
Þe halyday to go [þat day to gon D.] to þe tauerne,
And namly byfore [be forn D.] þe noun
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whan goddys seruyse owyþ to [qwil . . . schulde D.] be doun.
Tauerne [þe tauerne D.] ys þe deuylys knyfe
Hyt sleþ þe, oþer soule or [sleth boþe soule & D.] lyfe;
One of þys, shal hyt [þese it schal D.] do, [folio 7b:2]
Ȝyf þou haunte comunly þarto. [þou it vse to gon D.]
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Hytshortyþ þy lyfe, ouer moche [meche D.] drynkynge,
And [it D.] sleþ þy soule with bakbytyngge;
Hyt wastyþ þy body, and makeþ þe drye, [it dreyȝe D.]
And gadryd lecherye [gaderyþ lechours O, gaderith many D.] to glotonye;
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And þe comaundment ys brokun,
And þe halyday, byfore of spokun. [Þe holy day is ofte broken; & þe comaunde|ment al fore-spoken D.]
Ȝyf þou do any man o dawe [of dawhe D, O. gloss 'to þe deþ.']
On þe halyday for any lawe,
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Swychë men greuusly [sueche m. g. þei D.] werche
Aȝens þe state of holy chyrche:
For holy preyere, [preyer O, to be holy in lyuyng D.] and for þe pees,
þe halyday god hyt chees. [ordeyned is D.]
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Ȝyf þou euer with iogeloure,
