As Blake Maydens. in Blac cloþing;
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And þei sodun. euerichon
In wellyng pich. and Brumston;
Brennyng dragouns. and serpentes i-fere
Hongynge. Aboute heor nekkes were,
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Gnawyng hem. to don hem schom,
To tere þe Flesch. from þe bon;
And þer weore. foure Angels to telle
Þat weoren of þe hous. of helle,
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Brennynge hornes. hedde þei on hed,
Þei hem turmented. and dude hem qued;
Faste þei wente. þis pepul a-boute,
Wiþ moni turmentes. grete and stoute,
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Seying to hem. as was heore wone,
"Knoweþ ȝe þei seide. godus sone,
Þe wȝuche. þat muche on ȝou þouȝt
Al þe world. whon he bouȝt;
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For ȝe nolde neuer. knowen him
Ȝe schullen han here. þeos pynes grym:"
Poul þis asked. feire and wel,
And þenne onswered. þe Aungel:
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"Þeos serued not chastité,
Til tyme of heor weddynge. schulde be,
But lyuede. in heore lecherie,
And heled heore children. and dude hem dye,
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And ȝaf hem to swyn. or to houndes,
Or drouned hem. In slodes groundes,
And schewed hem. to þe worldus degré
As þei maydens. hedden i-be;
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And in þis lyf. þei lyueden ȝore,
And duden no penaunce. þerfore":
¶ Aftur þis. he sayȝ at ene
Men. and. wymmen., moni and lene;
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Lene þei weore., wiþ-outen flesche,
Þei soffred harde. and noþing nessche;
Muche lay bi-foren hem. of Mete
