your werkes moven in-to vertue of the laste ende: and right in
the first workinge were nat, no man shulde in the seconde werche.
Right so, but ye feled to what ende, and seen their goodnes
closed, ye shulde no more †recche what ye wrought; but the
ginning gan with good, and there shal it cese in the laste ende, if
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it be wel considred. Wherfore the middle, if other-wayes it drawe
than accordant to the endes, there stinteth the course of good,
and another maner course entreth; and so it is a partie by him-selve;
and every part [that] be nat accordant to his al, is foul and