J had bene loved, thou suffered them to depart fra me, that is, fra my will, and myne Intent, & thai had me als wlatyng, for J agayn saide them in ther werkes, & in thair words.
9. Traditus sum & non egrediebar: oculi mei languerunt pre inopia. ¶ Gyfen J am & J nought out ȝede: for nede myne eghen languisht. ¶ J am given till missagh [U2 mishawgh. S myssow.] : that is, thai weried me, & vpbradid me, and J nought out ȝede fra charitie, that is, J gafe nought a bannyng for an other, but J prayd for thaim: for myn eighen of my hert languisht, that is, J hade sorow for thair nede, that thai tharn gaistly vertue.
10. Clamaui ad te domine: tota die expandi ad te manus meas. ¶ [U2 ins. 'Et' in the Lat. '&' in the English.] I till the lorde cryid: all day .i. [S. U2 &.] sprad my hands till the. ¶ Thai did ill till me, & J kried to the, for ther hele, all day, till my dede, J sprad to the my hands, that is, J ekid my werkes till thi lovinge: but all that profits nought to deade men: for.
11. Nunquid mortuis facies mirabilia: aut medici susci|tabunt & confitebuntur tibi. ¶ Whether to deade thou sall doe wounders: or leches sall raise & thai sall shrive till the. ¶ Whether thou will scheu wounders till thaim [U2 thai. S them.] that vnderstands nought, & are deade in herte, or sall leches, that is prests good or ill, rays sinfull men, that thai raised shrive till the, als wha [U2 sua.] say, naine maye rayse but thou.
12. Nunquid narrabit aliquis in sepulcro misericordiam tuam: aut veritatem tuam in perdicione. ¶ [U2 ins. 'And.'] Whether any in grave sall tell thy mercy: & thi sothfastnes in tinsill. ¶ Whether any that is in grave of wickednes wonand, sall tell thi mercy till sinfull men, that thai be turned, & he knawes it nought: & thy sothe|fastnes, that thou yelds till ill men, as thai have deservid, he that is in tinsill of his saule.
13. Nunquid cognoscentur in tenebris mirabilia tua: & iusticia tua in terra obliuionis. ¶ Whether salbe knawen in mirkenes thi wounders: & thi rightwisnes in land of forgettyng. ¶ Myrknes are the thoughtes, that are blinded in ignoraunce: londe [S. U2 &.] of forgittinge. is in thas that vnbethinks not, that thai salbe demed rightwisly, but lives in delites & lusts withouten drede.
14. Et ego ad te domine clamaui: & mane oracio mea
