The Middle English charters of Christ ...

                                
                                  the feste is both ioy and blisse
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                                  Easter day y-clepyd hit is
                                
                                  Saue a denture y bere with me
                                
                                  Whare-of þou schalt sycoure be
                                
                                  In the preste-is honde flesch and blode
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                                  ffor the was naylyd vppon the rode
                                
                                  Ho-so beleuyth very there-vppon
                                
                                  Endeles payne schall haue none
                                
                                  . . . . .
                                
                                  . . . . .
                                
                                  A well fayre sygne y leuyd also
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                                  A token of the crosse þat y was in do
                                
                                  To bere with the where-euyr þou go
                                
                                  the to sauy fro thy foe
                                
                                  Nowe to my fadir schall y wende
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                                  His will y haue browȝt to ende
                                
                                  I take my leue as ye seyne
                                
                                  At the day of dome y come a-ȝen
                                
                                  Man to deme aftir his werke
                                
                                  As is the by-leue of holy cherch
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                                  And euyr aftir in ioy to dwell
                                
                                  to be saue fro the peyne of hell
                                
                                  Saue a cote armour y bere with me [folio 237] 
                                
                                  the which y toke to lyuery the

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Title: The Middle English charters of Christ ...
Author: Spalding, Mary Caroline, 1877-
Canvas: Page 76
Publication: [Baltimore,: J. H. Furst company, printers,; 1914]
Subject terms: English poetry

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Collection: Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse
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