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Suffrages.
And leade vs not into temptacion.
But deliuer vs from euyll.
The verƒicle.
O Lo°de, deale not with vs after our ƒynnes.
The aunƒwere.
Neither rewarde vs after our iniquities.
O
Let vs p°aye.
God mercifull father, that deƒpiƒe¥ not the ƒyghyng
of a contrite heart, no° the deƒire of ƒuch as be ƒo°owfull,
mercifully a±y¥e our p°ayers, that we make befo°e
the in all our troubles and aduerƒities, whenƒoeuer they
opp°e±e vs: And graciouƒely heare vs, that thoƒe euyls,
whiche the crafte and ƒubteltie of the deuyll o° man wo°keth
again¥ vs, be b°ought to nought, and by the p°ouidence of thy
goodnes, they maye be dyƒperƒed, that we thy ƒeruauntes,
beyng hurte by no perƒecucions, maye euermo°e geue
thankes vnto thee, in thy holy churche, tho°ough Jeƒu Ch°i¥e
our Lo°de.
O Lo°de, aryƒe, helpe vs, and delyuer vs fo° thy names ƒake.
O God, we haue heard with our eares, and our fathers haue
declared vnto vs the noble wo°kes that thou dydde¥ in they°
dayes, and in the olde tyme befo°e them.
O Lo°de, aryƒe, helpe vs, and deliuer vs fo° thy honour.
Glo°y be to the father, the ƒonne, and to the holy gho¥e; as it
was in the begynning, is nowe, and euer ƒhall be wo°ide with
out ende. Amen.
From our enemies defende vs, O Ch°y¥e.
Graciouƒly loke vpon our afflyctions.
Pytifully beholde the ƒo°owes of our heart.
Mercifully fo°geue the ƒynnes of thy people.
Fauourably with mercy heare our p°ayers.
O ƒonne of Dauid haue mercy vpon vs.
Both nowe and euer vouchƒafe to here vs Ch°i¥e.
Graciouƒely heare vs, O Ch°i¥.
Graciouƒely heare vs, O lo°d Ch°i¥.