I schal not leve in myne entent
To putte alway a-mendement, [[amendement St.]]
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As yt comyth to my knowynge,
Day be day yt rémembrynge.
And when that yt a-mendyd ys,
And se that nothyng be a mys, [folio 6a]
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By a lace I shal yt were,
And a-bowte my nekke yt bere,
Send yt forth to euery [[yche St.]] contre,
Wher-as to-fforn that yt hath be,
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A-geyn my wyl & my plesaunce.
And thus [[this St.]] for a Remembraunce,
Go fforth thow dreme! I sendë [[sende St., send C.]] the
By all the placys wher thow hast be;
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I send the to thy provynours,
By all the pathys & the tovrs,
ffor thow knowest the weyë wel,
And the passage euerydel.
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On my be halff[e] thow not ffaylle
To dresse yt ewyn by entaylle,
Wher thow wer fferst, wych doth me greve,
And took of me no maner leve.
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ffor wych I calle yt (thys the ffyn,)
No verray weyë off pylgrym.
By cavsë, wherso, by the lak,
On ffootë, nor on horsëbak, [[horse St., hors C.]]
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Thow sholdest ha mad no Iourne,
But thow haddest hadde leve off me.
But ffor as myche as I in dede
Thynkë the with me to lede,
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Whan I go, as thow schalt se,
To Ierusaleem, the cyte;
To wych weye, with-ovte [[oute St., ovt C.]] more
I am excyted wonder sore:
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Thys myn entent, thider to drawe,
And a-mong pylgrymes, thys a lawe,
That, as brother vn-to brother,
Euerych sholde a-byden other.
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Thys sholde ben a trewe vsage
Off folkys [[Stowe MS.]] in ther pylgrymage. [folio 6b]
