To þat sorowe þat þou come fro."
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he wente a-wey, alle for-lore, [al forlore.] [folio 84a]
A deuyl, as he was byfore.
Þarfore, gode men, wyte [wete.] ȝe weyl,
Shryfte saueþ nat a-lone eche dyl, [alone yche deyl.]
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But ȝe haue gode répentaunce,
And of foryȝuenes gode affyaunce,
And yn gode wyl, ȝow to withholde
Fro þe [þo.] synnes þat byfore are tolde. [folio 84a:2]
God graunte vs grace, swyche [swych.] shryfte to make,
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And for oure synne swyche [swych.] penaunce take,
Þat we be neuer more a-teynt [neuermor ateynt.]
For fals shryuyng, ne for feynt;
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But graunte vs alle vs self [selfe.] to ȝeme,
And yn oure shryfte Ihesu to queme! Amen! [O. adds 'Explicit.' [The next Treatise to Man. Pecché, in the same scribe's hand, is no. 60 in the E. E. T. Soc.'s Original Series, the "Medytacyuns of þe soper of oure lorde Ihesu, And also of his Passyun, And eke of þe peynes of hys swete modyr, Mayden Marye, þe whyche made yn latyn, Bonauenture Cardynall,"—edited by Mr. J. Meadows Cowper. After this, follows 'Roberd of Cysylle' in another hand, and ends the MS.] ]
Here endyþ Manuel Pecché.
