Percen with a pater-noster · þe paleys of heuene, [Percen] þat persen B.]
And passen purgatorie penaunceles · at her hennes partynge, [passen] passen þurgh B.]
In-to þe blisse of paradys · for her pure byleue,
Þat inparfitly here · knewe and eke lyued. [inparfitly] in parfit lif B. here] R om. eke] R om.]
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¶ Ȝee men knowe clerkes · þat han cursed þe tyme, [þat—cursed] cursen R.]
Þat euere þei couth or knewe more · þan credo in deum patrem; [couth—knewe] kouþe on þe book COB. patrem] COB om.]
And pryncipaly her pater-noster · many a persone hath wisshed. [her] þe R. a] C om. wisshed] I-wisched R.]
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¶ I se ensamples my-self · and so may many an other, [In margin of O is Exemplum bonum. may many] mowen O. an] WCOB om.]
Þat seruauntes þat seruen lordes · selden falle in arrerage, [arrerage] rerage R; areragis O.]
But þo þat kepen þe lordes catel · clerkes and reues. [But] But (printed And) W. þe] R om.]
Riȝt so lewed men · & of litel knowynge, [knowynge] kunnynge R.]
Selden falle þei so foule · and so fer in synne, [þei] R om.]
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As clerkes of holikirke · þat kepen crystes tresore,
Þe which is mannes soule to saue · as god seith in þe gospel:
Ite vos in vineam meam."
