being ther-to him constrayneth. And the kyndly stede of this
blisse is in suche wil medled to †onbyde, and nedes in that it
shulde have his kyndly being. Wherfore me thinketh, anon as that
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wil to be shewed and kid him profreth, thilke blisse shulde him
hye, thilk wil to receyve; or els kynde of goodnesse worchen
nat in hem as they shulde. Lo, be the sonne never so fer, ever
it hath his kynde werching in erthe. Greet weight on hye on-lofte
caried stinteth never til it come to †his resting-place. Waters
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