user, and through giltes of the doer; wherfore, at the ginninge of
70
the worlde, every thing by him-selfe was good; and in universal
they weren right good. An eye or a hand is fayrer and betterer
in a body set, in his kyndely place, than from the body dissevered.
Every thing in his kyndly place, being kyndly, good doth werche;
and, out of that place voyded, it dissolveth and is defouled him-selve.
75
Our noble god, in gliterande wyse, by armony this world
ordeyned, as in purtreytures storied with colours medled, in