Caxton's Book of Curtesye by Unknown
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You from vice / and_e_ to vertue addresse 10
That one to folowe / and that other teschewe I haue deuysed you / this lytyl newe [Sidenote: I have written this new treatise to draw you from vice, and turn you to virtue.] Instrucc_i_on / acordyng_e_ vnto your age Playne in sentence / but playner in la_n_gage 14 * * * * * THE ORIEL TEXT. [3] Taketh hede therfore and herkyn what I say, And yeueth therto hooly your_e_ adu_er_tence, Lette not your_e_ eye be here and your_e_ hert away, 17 But yeueth herto your_e_ besy diligence, And ley aparte alle wantawne insolence, Lernyth to be vertues and well thewid; Who wolle not lere, nedely must be lewid. 21 [4] Afore all thyng, fyrst and principally, In the morowe when ye[1] shall vppe ryse, [Sidenote 1: MS. he.] To wyrship god haue in your_e_ memorie; 24 Wyth cristis crosse loke ye blesse you thriese, Youre pater-nosteir seyth in devoute wyse, |
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