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That he wil not þat it discouered be /
But wher it likeþ to his deite /
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Man to enspire and eek for to defende
whom þat him likeþ lo þis is þe ende
Than conclude I þus syn god of heuene /
Ne wol not þat þe philosophres neuene /
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how þat a man schal come vnto þis stoon
I rede as for þe beste let it goon [folio 181b]
For who-so makeþ god his aduersarie
As for to werke eny þing in contrarie
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Vnto his wil certes neuer schal he þriue
Though þat he multiplie terme of al his lyue
And þer a poynt for ended is my tale
God send euery trewe man boote of his bale /
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¶ Here endeth þe chanouns ȝeman his tale [[No break in the MS.]]
