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¶ "In memoria eterna," seyth Mayster Thomas Kent,
"now schall owre treson be cornicled for evar;"
"patar nostar," seyd mayster Gerveyse, "we be all shent,
for so fals A company in englond was nevar."
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¶ The abbot of barmundsey, full of lechery,
"Quantas habeo iniquitatys," take for thy lesson;
Gabull of the chancery begynyth "heu mihi!"
that is his preve bande, and detent of treson.
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¶ "Homo natus de muliere," seyth ye Mayster of sent lawrence,
"repletus multis miseriis," and that shall he wayll
of Iake napes sort that hath don gret offence,
and ever whill be lyvyd, cheffe of his counceyll.
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¶ "Ne recorderys," stephen shegge shall synge, [folio 52b]
"quis mihi tribuat for wichecraft," seythe stace;
"Domine non secundum actum meum, for then shall I hynge;"
for Iake napys sowle, placebo & dirige.
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¶ "Expectans expectaui," seyth sir thomas hoo,
"complaceat tibi," begynneth Iohn Hampton;
"beatus qui intelligit, and dredit also,"
seyth Iohn fortescu, "all this fals treson."
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¶ "sana, domine, oure wittes with reson,"
the lorde sudeley devoutly prayth,
"quem ad modum," desiderat ye lord stowrton,
"sitiuit anima mea," for him lyeth.
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