thee by thy benigne lawe, thou makest hem retorne ayein to
thee by ayein-ledinge fyr.
O fader, yive thou to the thought to styen up in-to thy streite
sete, and graunte him to enviroune the welle of good; and, the
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lighte y-founde, graunte him to fichen the clere sightes of his
corage in thee. And scater thou and to-breke thou the weightes
and the cloudes of erthely hevinesse, and shyne thou by thy
brightnesse. For thou art cleernesse; thou art peysible reste
to debonaire folk; thou thy-self art biginninge, [berer], leder, path,