In manus tuas, & cetera.
In-to þi handes, lorde! I take my soule,
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Whom þou boughtist with þi bittur passion.
Assoyle me, for seynt petur and poule,
And al þi seyntis supplicacion;
And, by þe vertu of þis confession,
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Saue me fro payne and fro þe fende,
And bring me to blis þat hath none ende.
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Pro graciis Agendis.
Afore mete, and aftir, gracias say we,
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Thankyng þe, lorde! of al þi grete grace;
And for al þi ȝiftes blessid mote þou be,
Of mete, of drynke, and oþer solace:
At al due tymes, and in euery place,
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Thyne almes is redy to riche and pore:
Euer blessid þou be, good lorde! þerfore.
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Retribuere dignare. & cetera.
Lorde, þat ȝeuest us many þinges,
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Rewarde to al oure benefactours,
To al oure frendes, and wel wyllynges,
Thy reste of heuen, after þer labours.
Graunt us al þyne helpe and socours,
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As ofte as we pray þi mercy and grace,
While þat we lyue in þis short space.
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[folio 6b] Anime omnium fidelium defunctorum, et cetera.
And al þe soules now paste byfore,
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Abydyng þi mercy in payneful place,
Suffre þem, lorde! be payned nomore;
But send þem soon þi fauour and grace,
That þei may come before þi face,
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And sey gracias þere byfore þe.
Amen, lorde! amen! so mote hit be!
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