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wanhope. 13.421: Ye lordes and ladies and legates of Holy Chirche 13.422: That fedeth fooles sages, flatereris and lieris, 13.423: And han likynge to lithen hem [in hope] to do yow laughe — 13.423: Ve vobis qui ridetis &c — 13.424: And yyveth hem mete and mede, and povere men refuse, 13.425: In youre deeth deyinge, I drede me soore 13.426: Lest tho thre maner men to muche sorwe yow brynge: 13.426: Consencientes et agentes pari pena punientur. 13.427: Patriarkes and prophetes, prechours of Goddes wordes, 13.428: Saven thorugh hir sermon mannes soule fro helle; 13.429: Right so flatereris and fooles arn the fendes disciples 13.430: To entice men thorugh hir tales to synne and harlotrie. 13.431: Ac clerkes, that knowen Holy Writ, sholde kenne lordes 13.432: What David seith of swiche men, as the Sauter telleth: 13.432: Non habitabit in medio domus mee qui facit superbiam; qui loquitur iniqua … 13.433: Sholde noon harlot have audience in halle ne in chambre 13.434: Ther wise men were — witnesseth Goddes wordes — 13.435: Ne no mysproud min amonges lordes ben allowed. 13.436: Clerkes and knyghtes welcometh kynges minstrales, 13.437: And for love of hir lord litheth hem at festes; 13.438: Muche moore, me thynketh, riche men sholde 13.439: Have beggeres bifore hem, the whiche ben Goddes minstrales, 13.440: As he seith hymself — Seynt Johan bereth witnesse: 13.440: Qui vos spernit me spernit. 13.441: Forthi I rede yow riche, reveles whan ye maketh, 13.442: For to solace youre soules, swiche minstrales to have — 13.443: The povere for a fool sage sittynge at th[i] table, 13.444: And a lered man to lere thee what Oure Lord suffred 13.445: For to save thi soule fram Sathan thyn enemy, 13.446: And fithele thee, withoute flaterynge, of Good Friday the storye, 13.447: And a blynd man for a bourdeour, or a bedrede womman 13.448: To crie a largesse bifore Oure Lord, your good loos to shewe. 13.449: Thise thre maner minstrales maketh a man to laughe, 13.450: And in his deeth deyinge thei don hym gret confort 13.451: That bi his lyve lithed hem and loved hem to here. 13.452: Thise solaceth the soule til hymself be falle 13.453: In a welhope, [for he wroghte so], amonges worthi seyntes, 130
13.454: There flatereres and fooles thorugh hir foule wordes 13.455: Leden tho that loved hem to Luciferis feste 13.456: With turpiloquio, a lay of sorwe, and Luciferis fithele. 13.457: Thus Haukyn the actif man hadde ysoiled his cote, 13.458: Til Conscience acouped hym therof in a curteis manere, 13.459: Why he ne hadde wasshen it or wiped it with a brusshe. 131
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Piers Plowman Langland, William Pub
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The Prologue P.1: In a somer seson,
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P.76: — Thus ye gyven youre gold
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P.152: "For doute of diverse dredes
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P.227: Goode gees and grys! Go we d
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1.034: Forthi dred delitable drynke
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1.111: "Lucifer with legions lerned
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1.184: Than Malkyn of hire maydenhe
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2.037: And men of this moolde that
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2.114: By sighte of Sire Symonie an
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2.191: And com to the Kynges court
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Passus Three 3.001: Now is Mede the
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3.076: Maires and maceres, that men
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3.152: And bryngen forth barnes aye
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3.230: "Nay,' quod Conscience to th
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3.301: And swich pees among the pep
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Passus Four 4.001: " Cesseth!' seid
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4.073: For bothe thi lif and thi lo
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4.151: Ac noght for confort of the
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Passus Five 5.001: The Kyng and his
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5.075: Envye with hevy herte asked
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5.151: "I have an aunte to nonne an
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5.226: But wenden to Walsyngham, an
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medio maris 5.285: Forthi have merc
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5.359: Baren hym to his bed and bro
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5.434: The kyndenesse that myn even
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5.501: Verbum caro factum est et ha
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5.573: The croft hatte "" Coveite-n
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Passus Six 6.001: "This were a wikk
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6.075: Deleantur de libro vivencium
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6.151: For it is an unresonable Rel
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6.224: That nedy ben [or naked, and
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6.295: And profrede Piers this pres
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7.037: Thanne were marchaunts murie
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7.101: That taken this myschief mek
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7.173: And passeth al the pardon of
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8.037: And thanne were his lif lost
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8.114: Ellis [n]oot I noon that kan
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9.037: My myght moot helpe now with
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Page 81 and 82: 9.176: Wideweres and wodewes, werch
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Page 87 and 88: 10.180: Of carpentrie, of kerveres,
Page 89 and 90: 10.246: But thus it bilongeth to bi
Page 91 and 92: 10.308: He loureth on hym and asket
Page 93 and 94: 10.374: Nemo ascendit ad celum nisi
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Page 103 and 104: 11.243: Ther nevere segge hym seigh
Page 105 and 106: 11.310: Psallite Deo nostro, psalli
Page 107 and 108: 11.382: " Holy Writ,' quod that wye
Page 109 and 110: Passus Twelve 12.001: " I am Ymagin
Page 111 and 112: 12.064: "Clergie and kynde wit come
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Page 115 and 116: 12.202: So it fareth by that felon
Page 117 and 118: 12.273: That God for his grace gyve
Page 119 and 120: 13.037: Conscience called after met
Page 121 and 122: 13.097: Of Dowel and Dobet and if D
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Page 125 and 126: 13.242: Faitours and freres and fol
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Page 129: 13.385: Mercy for my mysdedes, that
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Page 137 and 138: 14.164: Hevene after hir hennes goy
Page 139 and 140: 14.231: And though his glotonye be
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Page 143 and 144: Passus Fifteen 15.001: Ac after my
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Page 147 and 148: 15.132: Executours and sodenes, som
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18.068: Vere filius Dei erat iste.
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18.143: For Adam and Eve and Abraha
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18.217: " Forthi God, of his goodne
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18.293: We have no trewe title to h
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18.363: And my grace to growe ay gr
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18.428: And called Kytte my wif and
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19.038: And tho that bicome Cristen
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19.114: Bothe to lered and to lewed
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19.189: "Thus hath Piers power, be
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19.264: Grace gaf Piers a teeme —
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19.338: And gadered hym a greet oos
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19.415: Or that acountede Conscienc
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Passus Twenty 20.001: Thanne as I w
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20.074: "I conseille,' quod Conscie
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20.150: Ne careth noght how Kynde s
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20.227: And hadden almoost Unitee a
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20.301: Ypocrisie and h[ii] an hard
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20.378: " He lith adreynt,' seide P
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