Yn ernest [in sclaunder D.] or yn rybaudy,
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He shall haue warryng [waryynge O, warnyng fro (corr. from 'wary|yng') D.] for blysse, [folio 9b]
And of ['his' inserted in a later hand.] blessyng shal he [he schal D.] mysse; [glost 'fayle' in MS.]
And ho-so curseþ withoutyn [ho so warye with-out D.] gylt [gylte O.]
Hyt shal on hys hede be pylt. [pylte O, spylt D. O. gloss 'caste.']
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Curser[y]s yn alle [Kurserys yn al O, for waryerys in al D.] here lyue
Shal [Shul O.] neuer haue grace for to [þei shul neuere han grace to D.] þryue;
As þey vse, so shal hem [so schal þei D.] falle,
For kursyng [kursynge O, waryyng (om. shal) D.] shal come on hem alle.
wurschepyþ ȝoure [ȝour O.] fadrys, & ȝoure fadrys ȝow,
Þan queme ȝe God, and doun ȝoure [ȝour O.] prow. [honouriþ ȝoure fader & moder euene; þan plese ȝe god þat sit in heuene. D.]
God ȝyue vs grace to oure endyng [endyngge O, endyng D.]
To kepe [kepyn D.] vs fro modrys cursyng, [kursyngge O, waryyng D.]
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And oure [oure O.] fadrys so to queme;
Þat goddys comaundement we may ȝeme. [goddis c. þat we may queme D.]
[The Fifth Commandment. [Quintum mandatum. Non occides D.] ]
TO þe fyfþe [fyþe O, fyfte D.] now shul we go,
Þat ys, [ys om. D.] 'þou shalt no man slo.'
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Þe fyfþë, [fyþe O, fyfte D.] shalt þou vndyrstonde,
Ys, 'sle no man with þyn [ys om. D. sle no man with wil ne D.] honde,
with-outyn iustyce, for felonye, [for no þing . ne for no folyȝe D.]
Ne for no manere of robbrye.'
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Ȝyf þou do any man yn [or þif þou do ony in to D.] prysun,
wykkedly, as a fals [as fals D.] felun,
Or bynde yn upland or in burgh, [byndyn hym . . . borw D.]
Þat he haue hys deþe [deþ O.] þer-þurgh,—
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