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The Communion.
thee, and graunt that thoƒe thynges whiche we haue
faythfullye aƒked acco°dyng to thy will, maye effectually
bee obteyned to the reliefe of oure nece±itye, and to the
ƒettyng foo°th of thy glo°ye: Th°ough Jeƒus Ch°i¥ our
Lo°de.
Fo° rayne.
God heauenly father, whiche by thy ƒonne Jeƒu
Ch°i¥, ha¥ p°omiƒed to al them that ƒeke thy
kingdom, & the righteouƒnes therof, al thinges nece±ary
to the bodely ƒu¥enaunce: ƒend vs (we beƒeche thee) in
this our nece±itie, ƒuch moderate rayne and ƒhowers, that
we may receiue the fruites of the earth, to our comfo°t and
to thy hono°; Th°ough Jeƒus Ch°i¥ our Lo°d.
Fo° fayre wether.
Lo°de God, whiche fo° the ƒinne of manne did¥
once d°owne all the wo°lde, except eight perƒons,
and afterwarde of thy great mercye, did¥e p°omiƒe
neuer to de¥roy it ƒo agayn: We humbly beƒeche thee,
that although we fo° oure iniquities haue woo°thelye
deƒerued this plague of rayne and waters, yet, vpon our
true repentaunce, thou wilt ƒende vs ƒuche wether wherby
we may receiue the fruites of the earth in due ƒeaƒon, and
learne both by the puniƒhment to amende our liues, and by
the graunting of our peticion to geue thee p°ayƒe and glo°y:
Th°ough Jeƒu Ch°i¥ our Lo°de.
Upon wedneƒdaies & frydaies, the Engliƒh Letany ƒhalbe ƒaid o° ƒong
in all places, after ƒuche fo°me as is appoynted by the kynges maie¥ies
Iniunccions: Or as is o° ƒhal bee otherwyƒe appoynted by his highnes.
And thoughe there be none to communicate with the P°ie¥e, yet theƒe
dayes (after the Litany ended) the P°ie¥ ƒhall put vpon him a playn
Albe o° ƒurple±e, with a cope, and ƒay al thinges at the Altar (appoynted
to be ƒayed at the celeb°acyon of the lo°des ƒupper), vntill after the
offerto°y. And then ƒhall adde one o° two of the Collectes afo°ewritten,
as occaƒion ƒhall ƒerue by his diƒcrecion. And then turning him to the
people ƒhall let them depart with the accu¥omed ble±ing.