❧That our truste is nat to be put in wordely people. The .xlvii. Chapitre.
MI sonne yf thou set thy peace with any persone for thyne owne plea∣sure or worldly frendshype / thou shalte al∣way be vnstable / and neuer shalt thou be contented / but yf thou haue alwaye re∣course to the trouth euerlastynge that is god hym selfe: than the death or goynge away of thy derest frende what so euer he be shall lytell greue the. The loue of thy frende ought alway to be referred to me / and for me he is to be beloued howe good and howe profytable so euer he seme vn∣to the in this lyfe / without me frendshype is nought worth / ne may nat longe en∣dure / ne that loue is nat true and cleane that is nat knytte by me. Thou oughtest therfore to be so mortified to all suche af∣feciōs of worldely men / that in as muche