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eye ic eow tece; ye ] ye oder we, das y od. w rad. ‖ ȝehyreð ] ehyreð, davor Ras. 1. B. (y? w?) yrnad ofstelice, þa wile þe ye lifes leoht habbet, þilæs þe ofstelice ] opstel. Hs. ‖

[later hand ] ] That louede dys / and Reuel and disport And hadde a wyf / that heeld for contenance A shoppe / and swyued for hir sustenance [22 lines & 1 leaf of the MS blank . ]

a lityll while, they began to kepe the wayes / and 1 all they that cam foreby theym, & that bare ony vytaylles, they were dystressed by theym, 1 1—1 tous ceulx q portoient viures estoient destroussey, F. orig. f.

bredern / ' Bredern, 1 be mery, & 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. n. iv. be not dysmayed of no thyng, for here cometh mawgis for to socour vs 1 wyth a grete nombre of folke; 1 1—1 omitted, F.

make vs redy wey Aȝens þe fende, þat ys oure fo, Þarto God graunte vs alle to go. See French, 1. 9605 , p.351, note e . Tweluë poyntes þyr are yn shryfte, And tweluë graces of here ȝyfte, And

Passion. [ Egerton MS. 613, leaf 1, back . ] Somer is comen and winter gon, þis day biginniz to longe, and þis foules euerichon Ioye hem wit songe; So stronge kare me bint, al wit Ioye þat is funde

oure Lorde. Al sykande he sayde: ' Sir, wyth yor leve, sir abbrev., as also at 900, 1622 , M. 1 syre, M. 2 sir; apparently the only instance of expansion in the MS. is Gaw. 387, where Gollancz prints

cronyclis, & robben þe peple bi fals beggyngis, & dore not telle hem here grete synnes & auoutrie 1 lest þei 1 1_1 omitted X. lesen wynnynge or frendischipe. ¶ Certis he were a cruel fadir þat myȝtte not ȝeue

þei ben hurlid & somnyd fro day to day, fro fer place to ferþere, or cursed 1 or lese here benefices or profitis 1 1_1 omitted AA. þer-of; for elles as prelatis feynen þei þer AA. bi here rebelte schulden

spekiþ poul to his disciple tymothe: " Þe holi gost seiþ openliche þat in þe last tymes [1 ] Tim . iv. [1. ] summe shal depart fro bileeue, takynge hede to spiritis of errour & to loris of fendis,

Ex hiis sit salsa, non est sentencia falsa. 15th cent. Pict. Vocab. in Wright ' s Voc. p. 267, col. 1. " Yowre sawces to make y shalle geue yow lerynge: Mustard is ? is repeated by mistake. / is

agaynst his devoyre. But it shall go all other wyse with them; for it haped all contrary 1 to theyr myndes and purpose 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. b. ii. / wherof afterward / many ladyes abode widowes withoute husbandes,

curteys than he is. For yf I had wyste that he wolde have be soo felle vpon me 1 and my brethern, 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. I sholde well aven ged it vpon hym / But it is to

S., vol. ii, p. 243. Examples of such glossed passages will be found in the following: p. 12. 1 John ii. 1. ' Filioli mei haec scribo vobis, ut non peccetis. ' ' Mi litil sones, þise þingis I write

alle-wey haue a gymlet, & a dise, ? ascia, a dyse, Vocab. in Reliq. Ant . v. 1, p. 8, col. 1; ascia, 1. an axe; (2. a mattock, a hoe; 3. an instrument for mixing mortar). Diessel, ofte Diechsel,

Seint Ierom , The various testimonies in his favour from St. Jerome may be seen in Euseb. Hist. Eccl. vol. 1. pp. lv.-lviii. ( Burton ' s Ed .) The passages from the Historia tripartita of Cassiodorus, to which Pecock

lawe om. in B. and--seiþ (p. 6, 1) in T on the margin. in om. in B W. 35 T B Mesopotany(e) H mesopotayne W Mesopotania. þat om. in W. p 6, 1 þat om. in W. he om. in

morowe, as sone as the day appyered, the kyng Charlemayne departed from Montlyon, and wete on his way 1 wyth his ooste 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. d. v. / And ordeyned the forewarde to the erle Guy of Mountpeller,

but aȝenst þis heresie poul writiþ þus in & X. goddis lawe: " what kynne seruauntis ben vnder 1 Tim . vi. [1. ] ȝook of seruage deme þei here lordis worþi alle manere honour or worschipe, þat þe name

of þes deuelis ypocrisie & sheld of synne. Almyȝtty god, ful of charite, comaundiþ to þe prophete ysaie Isaiah lviii. 1. to crie & cesse not, & to schewe to his peple here grete synnes. synne of comyns is grete,

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