[see], and though he do ere his feldes plentivous with an hundred
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oxen, never ne shal his bytinge bisinesse for-leten him whyl he
liveth, ne the lighte richesses ne sholle nat beren him companye
whan he is ded.
Me. III. 1. A. om. 2nd a. 2. A. couetise. 4. A. erye. // C. feeldes. 6. C. leuith; A. lyueth. // C. shol; A. shal. // C. A. compaignie.
Prose IV.
Set dignitates.
But dignitees, to whom they ben comen, maken they him
honorable and reverent? Han they nat so gret strengthe, that