The book of the Craft of Dying And Other Early English Tracts Concerning Death
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And the cause is for they learn not to con die. For they spend much of their time in vain speaking, playings, and in vain occupations and curiosities ; and other such vain things. And there- fore what time death cometh suddenly, for as much as he findeth them unready, he draweth out of the body the wretched soul and leadeth it to hell ; as he would oftentimes have done to thee, had not the great mercy of God withstood him.
Wherefore leave you vain things to them that be vain, and give good inte...nt to my doctrine ; the which shall profit thee more than choice gold, and than the books of all the philosophers that have been. And [that] this doctrine of me may more fervently move thee, and that it be alway dwelling and fixed in thy mind, (and) therefore under a fellowable ensample, I shall give thee the mystery of this doctrine ; the which shall profit thee greatly to the beginning of ghostly health, and to a stable fundament of all virtues.
See now therefore the likeness of a man dying and therewith speaking with thee.
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And the cause is for they learn not to con die. For they spend much of their time in vain speaking, playings, and in vain occupations and curiosities ; and other such vain things. And there- fore what time death cometh suddenly, for as much as he findeth them unready, he draweth out of the body the wretched soul and leadeth it to hell ; as he would oftentimes have done to thee, had not the great mercy of God withstood him.
Wherefore leave you vain things to them that be vain, and give good inte...nt to my doctrine ; the which shall profit thee more than choice gold, and than the books of all the philosophers that have been. And [that] this doctrine of me may more fervently move thee, and that it be alway dwelling and fixed in thy mind, (and) therefore under a fellowable ensample, I shall give thee the mystery of this doctrine ; the which shall profit thee greatly to the beginning of ghostly health, and to a stable fundament of all virtues.
See now therefore the likeness of a man dying and therewith speaking with thee.
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