❧A prayer that the wyll of god he alwaye fulfylled. The .xvii. Chapytre.
MOoste benygne lorde Iesu graūt me thy grace / that it maye be al∣waye with me and warke with me and perseruer with me vnto the ende And that I may euer desyre & wyll that is moste pleasaūte and moste acceptable to the. ☞: Thy wyll be my wyll / and my wyll alway to folowe thy wyll / and beste accorde therwith. Be there alway in me one wyll: and one desyre with the / and that I haue no power to wyll: or to nat wyll: but as thou wylte: or wyll nat. And graūte me that I may dye to all thyng{is} that be in the worlde and for the / to loue to be dispised and to be as a man vnkno∣wen in thys worlde. Graunte me also aboue all thynges that can be desyred that I may reste me in the: and fully in the to pacyfye my herte / for thou lorde arte the very true peace of herte and the parfyte reste of body and of soule. And