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¶ Handys [Handis A, Hand' C.] and armys with thys discrecion,
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Where [Whether A.] so man haf [had A.] force or febilnesse,
Treuly to mene in hys affeccïon;
For [from A.] ffraude or fauour, to folow ryghtwisnesse;
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Entrailys, inward deuocion with mekenesse.
Passyng pigmalion, which grauyd hys ymage,
Prayd to venus, of louers chef goddesse,
To grant it lyfe and qwiknesse of langage.
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¶ Off hole entent pray we to crist ihesu,
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To qwik [quykene A.] a figure in owre conscience:
Reason as hede, with membres of vertu
A-forne rehersyd breuely in sentence,
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Vndir support of hys magnificence.
Crist list so [so list A.] gouerne owre worldly pilgremage,
Twene [Atwene A.] vice and vertu to set a difference,
To hys plesaunce to vttyr owrë [his A.] langage.
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