thinges, but hir lustes and talents, they wene that either the leve
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or the mowinge to don wikkednesse, or elles the scapinge with-oute
peyne, be weleful. But consider the Iugement of the
perdurable lawe. For yif thou conferme thy corage to the beste
thinges, thou ne hast no nede of no Iuge to yeven thee prys or
mede; for thou hast ioyned thy-self to the most excellent thing.
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And yif thou have enclyned thy studies to the wikked thinges, ne
seek no foreyne wreker out of thy-self; for thou thy-self hast