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[MS Rawlinson B 171 71a] HIt bifelle oppon a day as he went fram þe che[rch] of Westmynstre, & hade herde masse of seynt Iohan Euaungelist, for-asmiche as he louede seynt Iohan Euaungelist
most specialy after God and oure lady, þan he dede eny oþer seynt. ¶ And so þere come to him a pilgrime, & praede him, for þe loue of God & of seynt Iohan Euaungelist, some god him forto ȝeue. And þe Kyng priuely toke þe ryng of his fenger, priuely þat no man perceyuede hit, & ȝaf it þe pilgrime; & he it vnderfonge, & went þens. þis goode Kyng Edward made alle þe gode lawes of Engeland þat ȝitte beþ most holden, & was so mercyable & ful of pite þat no man myȝt bene more.