'And fyrst above, as yt ys ryht,
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Wher as the .X. condygnëly
Ys set a-loffte, as most worthy;
By wych (yiff yt be espyed,)
I am trewly sygnyfyed,
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In tookne that noon be rekkëles,
ffyrst to hauë parfyt pes
With God & me, wych byth al on,
And may neuere assonder gon;
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And also (as I shal devyse,)
That he (in no maner wyse)
Ne do no thyng in no degre
Wych that sholde dysplesë me:
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And yiff yt happe, off neclygence,
A-geyn me that he do offence,
[Alle dedes don ayens my wille ben restreined and amended. Camb., p. 39.] In allë haste that he hym peyne [folio 74b] [[Stowe]]
To with-drawe hym / and Restreyne [[Stowe]]
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ffrom alle evellys, for my sake [[C. & St.]]
And that he amendys make, [[C. & St.]]
Hys trespasse to ben a-knowe. [[C. & St.]]
'And in the corner that stent lowe, [prose cap lxvi] [[C. & St.]]
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Wher as ye sen An 'A' stonde,
Ther-by pleynly ys vnderstonde
The sowle off man, with whom ech whyht
Sholde ha pes, of verray ryht. [Stowe folio 91a]
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So that in a manhys [[mannys St.]] thouht
Synderesis ne gruchchë nouht,— [Lines 4963-68 are written on the margin opposite 1. 4957.]
(Synderesys, to speke in pleyn,
Ys as mychë for to seyn,
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By notable descripcïoun,
The hiher party of Resoun;
Wherby A man shal best discerne
Hys conscïencë to governe,)—
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Thorgh no trespace nor offence,
By no Remors off conscïence;
Lat euery man tak hed her-to,
And with your neyhëbour also
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