'With dedly synne, as sommë do,
And myghtest nat in Thrytty yer
Ben hool and sownd, but stonde in wher
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Touchyng thy sauacïoun,
Yet, as to myn oppynyoun,
Thow sholdest nat thy sylff dyspeyre,
Thy mortal syknesse to apeyre,
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Nor thy syluen dysconforte,
But inwardly thè Reconforte,
And specialy in O thyng
Thanke ihesu, that blyssyd kyng
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Lyst suffre dethë [[deth C., dethe St.]] ffor thy sake,
Thy deedly wondys, hool to make;
With-oute whos dethë, [[deth C., dethe St.]] I ensure,
Thow myghtest nat to lyff recure,
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Nor, thy gretë loos (certeyn),
With-oute hys dethë [[deth C., dethe St.]] wynne ageyn;
ffor hys hooly passïoun
Ys salue and fful sauacïoun
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To ffolk that haven in constaunce [[Inconstaunce St.]] [folio 191a]
Off her synnës répentaunce;
ffor penaunce ys so vertuous
And acceptable to cryst ihesus,
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That who that doth yt hertyly,
Off hys synnes hath remedy.'
The pylgrym:
To gracë dieu quod I ryht tho, [Stowe folio 219b]
"Ma dame, in soth yt stondeth so,
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Your exaumples by rehersaylle
May to me fful lyte avaylle,
ffor they be nat (who lookë wel)
Vn-to purpos neueradel.
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"ffor the planetys hih in heuene,
In ther mevyng, allë seuene,
How so they in her cours be let,
Yet ther Termys ben yset,
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And ther boundys, (in certeyn,)
What tyme they shal resorte ageyn,
By terme and [[and by St.]] lymytacïoun,
With-oute any transgressïoun;
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