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The Communion.
Ble±ed be the man that p°ouideth fo° the ƒicke and
nedy, the lo°de ƒhall deliuer hym, in the tyme of trouble.
Where there be Clerkes, thei ƒhall ƒyng one, o° many of the
ƒentences aboue written, acco°dyng to the length and ƒho°tene±e of
the tyme, that the people be offeryng.
In the meane time, whyles the Clerkes do ƒyng the Offerto°y, ƒo
many as are diƒpoƒed, ƒhall offer vnto the poo°e mennes boxe
euery one acco°dynge to his habilitie and charitable mynde. And
at the offeryng daies appoynted: euery manne and woman ƒhall
paie to the Curate, the due and accu¥omed offerynges.
Then ƒo manye as ƒhalbe partakers of the holy Communion,
ƒhall tary ¥ill in the quire, o° in ƒome conuenient place, nigh the
quire, the men on the one ƒide, and the women on the other ƒyde.
All other (that mynde not to receiue the ƒaid holy Communion)
ƒhall departe out of the quire, except the mini¥ers and Clerkes.
Than ƒhall the mini¥er take ƒo muche Bread and Wine, as
ƒhalt ƒuffice fo° the perƒons appoynted to receiue the holy
Communion, laiyng the b°eade vpon the co°po°as, o° els in the
paten, o° in ƒome other comely thyng, p°epared fo° that purpoƒe.
And puttyng ye wyne into the Chalice, o° els in ƒome faire o°
conuenient cup, p°epared fo° that vƒe (if the Chalice will not
ƒerue), puttyng thereto a litle pure and cleane water: And ƒettyng
both the b°eade and wyne vpon the Alter: then the Prie¥ ƒhall
ƒaye.
The Lo°de be with you.
Aunƒwere.
And with thy ƒpirite.
Prie¥.
Lift vp your heartes.
Aunƒwere.
We lift them vp vnto the Lo°de.
Prie¥.
Let vs geue thankes to our Lo°de God.
Aunƒwere.
It is mete and right ƒo to do.
Pſalm xli.