so never; from other they come to thee, and to other they shul
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from thee. Wherfore enbracest thou other wightes good, as
tho[ugh] they were thyn? Kynde hath drawe hem by hem-selfe.
It is sothe, the goodes of the erth ben ordayned in your fode
and norisshinge; but if thou wolt holde thee apayd with that
suffyseth to thy kynde, thou shalt nat be in daunger of no suche
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riches; to kynde suffyseth litel thing, who that taketh hede.
And if thou wolt algates with superfluitè of riches be a-throted,