As he sagh þys sorowe so grym,
Come a deuyl rennyng [Cam . . rennende D.] to hym
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with glesyng yȝen [eȝyn O, grysly eyȝen & hook D.] and croke yn hande,
Þe steme stode oute of hys mouþ brennand: [ȝenande O.]
he broght on þat brynnyng croke [kroke O, hook D.]
A brennyng soule þat al to-shoke. [sore quook D.]
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Toward Fursyne [þe prist D.] he [he OD, hys Harl.] ran hys cours,
And calyd [kalde O, callyd hym feloun of tretours D.] hym 'fals, felun, treytours.'
"haue þys soule! þys hast þou slayn!
Þou ȝeldyst nat [hym nat O, ȝelde hym now D.] hys gode aȝeyn.
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he kast þe soule vpp-on þe prest,
And brenned hys o [he brent his oo D.] syde, and half hys brest.
he went [wende O.] þat tyme haue deydë [wende þ. t. a be left D.] þore,
For the soule brennyd [þat saule brende O, þat soule hadde brent D.] hym so sore;
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he hopyde neuer to haue come þen, [þeþen O, wende . . þenne D.]
So had [hadde O, had D.] þe soule broght hym be-neþen. [on brenne D.]
But at þe last þan gan he crye,
17 And seyd, "mayster, me17 [17_17 mayster D.] helpe now, or y dey!"
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Þan seyde þe aungel to Fursyne:
"y tolde þe langer of þys [er. þis is þi D.] þyne;
y sed langer [seyde þe er D.] at þe bygynnyng,
Ȝyf þou haddest of oþer mennys þyng
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Þat þou madest nat of, amendëment,
yn þys fyre hyt shulde be brent.
loke now, ȝyf þou kanst hyt oght [can it D.] knowe,
Þe soule þat þe brenned [brennede O, þat þer brent D.] so lowe."
"Ȝe," [folio 17b:2] seyde Fursyne, [þan side þe prist D.] "y knowe hyt wele
For whom [qwom D.] y suffre þys peyne eche dele:
Þys he dede, whan [qwan D.] he shuld deye,
he ȝaf me a cloþe for hym to preye;
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For no maystry, ne for noun eyuyl, [non ille D.]
