The Lansdowne ms of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

[6-text p 252] to hem ful goodly And seide to hem in þis wise; [3066] Al be it soo; þat of ȝoure pride & be presumcion & foly . & of ȝoure necligence & vnkunynge [3067] ȝe haue misborne ȝowe & trespassed to me; [3068] ȝitt for al so muche as .I. see & beholde ȝoure gre[te] humilite; [3069] & þat ȝe bene sori & repentant of ȝoure giltes [3070] it constreyne me to do ȝowe grace & mercye; [3071] wherefore .I. receyve ȝowe to my grace; [3072] & for-ȝeue ȝowe vtterly al þoffences Iniuries & wronges þat ȝe haue done aȝeines me & myne [3073] to þis affecte & to þis ende þat god of his endeles mercy [3074] wole att þe time of oure deyeinge forȝeuen oure gelte þat we haue trespased vn-to him in þis wrecched werld; [3075] ¶ For doubtelesse · if we bien sory & repentant of þe sinnes & giltes þe whiche we haue trespasede in þe siht of oure lorde gode; [3076] He is so fre & so merci|ful [3077] þat he wil for-ȝeuen vs ower giltes [3078] & bringe vs vnto þilke blisse þat neuere haþ ende; To whiche blisse he vs bringe þat blod on crosse for vs spreynde. Qui cum patre &c.