The Cambridge ms (University library, Gg. 4.27) of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

[6-text p 252] to hem full/ goodli & seide to hem in þis/ wise. [3066] ¶ All/ be it/ so þat of your pride & hie presumpcion & folie & of your necligence & vnkonnyng. [3067] Ye haue mys/ born you & trespaced to me. [3068] Yet for as/ meche as/ I se & beholde your gret humylite [3069] & þat ye ben sorie & repentaunt of/ your giltes/. [3070] it/ constreyneþ me to do yow grace & mercy · [3071] wherfore I receyue you to my grace. [3072] & foryeuen/ you intierli alle þe offences/ yniuries/ & wrongis/· þat ye han done ayenst/ me & myn. [3073] to þis/ effecte & to þis/ ende þat god of his/ endeles/ mercy · [3074] will/ at þe tyme of diyng/. foryeuen/ our/ giltes/ þat we haue trespaced vn-to hym in þis/ wrecchid worlde. [3075] ffor doutles/ if/ we be sorie & repentaunt/ of þe synnes/ & giltes/· in þe whiche we han trespaced in þe sight/ of our/ lord god. [3076] he is/ so fre & so merci|full/. [3077] þat he will/ foryeuen/ vs/ our/ giltes/. [3078] & bryngen vs/ to þilke blis/ þat neuer hath ende . To whiche blis/ he vs/ brynge · þat blood on crois/ for vs/ did sprynge. Qui cum deo patre. & cetera.//