"Manus tue," danyell, thou shalt synge [Who but Danyel, qui lasarum shal synge]
For Iake napis sowle, placebo & dirige. [. . Iac nape . . . The Cotton MS. ends shortly thus, on leaf 2, front:—
] Line 56¶ Iohn Say redethe, "Manus tue fecerunt me.""Libera me," syngethe Trevilian | warre the rere,That thei do no more so. Requiescant in pace:Thus prayes alle Englond | ferre & nerre.¶ Where is Somerset | whi aperes he not hereto synge | Dies ire & miserie?God graunte Englond | alle in fere,for thes traitours | to synge Placebo & Dirige.¶ Meny mo þer be behynde | þe sothe for to telle,þat shall messes | oppon thes do synge.I pray som man | do rynge the belle,þat þese forsaiden | may come to þe sacrynge.¶ And þat in brief tyme | without more tarienge,þat þis messe may be ended | in suyche degre,And þat alle Englond | ioyfulle may syngeþe commendacioun, with Placebo & Dirige.
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¶ "Qui lazarum resussitasti," Treuilyan shall singe;
Hungerford, "manus tue fecerunt me;
vby me abscondam, for dred this day?"
Iohn say, synge "dominus regit me."
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¶ "Nichyll mihi deerit," for owt that I can se;
"ad te domine levavi," Master somerset schall rede:
Iohn penycoke, "delycta Iuventutis mee,
Allas, whythar may I fle for dred?"
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¶ "Dominus, illuminacio, help, for now is ned,"
seyth mayster wyll say, "I trow it wyll not be:"
"credo videre," sir thomas stanle, take hede;
for Iake napis sowle, placebo & dirige.
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