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the place belinif(B to Satan, and I will iiot Ko toit, 5 '. « 502 The Duke who preferd to he damnd with the Majority.
[Tiberiai, Avii. ] TAe PUgrim.
for it means destruction.
[leaf 47, back] Story of the . Dulce of Ffryse, who, ae he wafi to be baptisd, and had one foot in the well, drew It out on bearing tliat more folk would f;o to Hell than Heaven, and said he preferd being damnd with the majority.
" Leste it tui-ne to thi damage ; ffor, who gothe to that mancyoun, Gothe streytte to his dest...ruccyoun, 18788 As ther haue do fful many oon, Whiche here-to-fforne haue theder gon, Eesemblynge (as I kan devyse) 18791 To hym that was the Duke of^ Fryse, [> of St. , om. Tib. ] Whiche, whanne he shuld ha be baptisyd, [xib. & st. ] (In storye as it ys devysed, And as bokes kan wel telle, ) His fFoot was putte in the welle, 187S6 To haue receyved cristis lawe, But he in haste gan it with-drawe ; \^[Uustration. '\ FOr hym thought he iierde a cry, That affenned certeynely, 18800 ffor synne and fEor Inyquyte, How mo fEolke schulde dampned be At the day off lugement, Gon to helle, there to be brent, 18804 3e mo (as in comparisoun) Thanne ffolk ffor ther savacyoun Scholde that day receyued be, To^welle in heuene, that ffayre cyte.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the place belinif(B to Satan, and I will iiot Ko toit, 5 '. « 502 The Duke who preferd to he damnd with the Majority.
[Tiberiai, Avii. ] TAe PUgrim.
for it means destruction.
[leaf 47, back] Story of the . Dulce of Ffryse, who, ae he wafi to be baptisd, and had one foot in the well, drew It out on bearing tliat more folk would f;o to Hell than Heaven, and said he preferd being damnd with the majority.
" Leste it tui-ne to thi damage ; ffor, who gothe to that mancyoun, Gothe streytte to his dest...ruccyoun, 18788 As ther haue do fful many oon, Whiche here-to-fforne haue theder gon, Eesemblynge (as I kan devyse) 18791 To hym that was the Duke of^ Fryse, [> of St. , om. Tib. ] Whiche, whanne he shuld ha be baptisyd, [xib. & st. ] (In storye as it ys devysed, And as bokes kan wel telle, ) His fFoot was putte in the welle, 187S6 To haue receyved cristis lawe, But he in haste gan it with-drawe ; \^[Uustration. '\ FOr hym thought he iierde a cry, That affenned certeynely, 18800 ffor synne and fEor Inyquyte, How mo fEolke schulde dampned be At the day off lugement, Gon to helle, there to be brent, 18804 3e mo (as in comparisoun) Thanne ffolk ffor ther savacyoun Scholde that day receyued be, To^welle in heuene, that ffayre cyte.
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