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... peynes of helle , and were wurthy to ly therin endlesly ; But thanne shulde
perysche zour grete mercy . good Lord , have on man pyte ; haue mende of the
prayour seyd by Ysaielete mercy meke thi hyest magestewolde God thu woldyst
breke ...
... peynes of helle , and were wurthy to ly therin endlesly ; But thanne shulde
perysche zour grete mercy . good Lord , have on man pyte ; haue mende of the
prayour seyd by Ysaielete mercy meke thi hyest magestewolde God thu woldyst
breke ...
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60 Veritas : Lord , I am thi dowtere Trewthe , thu wilt se I be not lore . thyn
vnkynde creatures to save were rewthe , the offens of man hath grevyd the sore .
whan Adam had synnyd , thu seydest yore , that he shulde deye and go to helle ,
and ...
60 Veritas : Lord , I am thi dowtere Trewthe , thu wilt se I be not lore . thyn
vnkynde creatures to save were rewthe , the offens of man hath grevyd the sore .
whan Adam had synnyd , thu seydest yore , that he shulde deye and go to helle ,
and ...
Page 74
... god is ryghtful and ryghtffulnes lovyth , man offendyd hym that is endles ,
Therfore his endles punchement may nevyr sees ; also he forsoke his makere
that made hym of clay , and the devyl to his mayster he ches ; shulde he be savyd
? Nay !
... god is ryghtful and ryghtffulnes lovyth , man offendyd hym that is endles ,
Therfore his endles punchement may nevyr sees ; also he forsoke his makere
that made hym of clay , and the devyl to his mayster he ches ; shulde he be savyd
? Nay !
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It is not onest in vertuys to ben dyscencion , the pes of God ovyrcomyth all wytt .
yow , Trewthe and Ryght , sey grett resone , zett Mercy seyth best to my plesone ;
ffor yf mannys sowle shulde abyde in helle , betwen God and man evyr shulde ...
It is not onest in vertuys to ben dyscencion , the pes of God ovyrcomyth all wytt .
yow , Trewthe and Ryght , sey grett resone , zett Mercy seyth best to my plesone ;
ffor yf mannys sowle shulde abyde in helle , betwen God and man evyr shulde ...
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Trewth and Ryght wolde chastyse Ffoly ; ziff another deth come not Mercy shulde
perysche , Then Pes were exyled ffynaly . so tweyn dethis must be , zow fowre to
cherysche . 145 But he that shal deye ze must knawe , that in hym may ben non ...
Trewth and Ryght wolde chastyse Ffoly ; ziff another deth come not Mercy shulde
perysche , Then Pes were exyled ffynaly . so tweyn dethis must be , zow fowre to
cherysche . 145 But he that shal deye ze must knawe , that in hym may ben non ...
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| Title | Yale Studies in English, Volumes 38-39 Yale Studies in English |
| Published | 1909 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 27 Sep 2007 |
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