And while that ye be aboute honestly To dresse your self / & do o[=n] your araye [Sidenote: While dressing,] With your felawe / wel and tretably 31 Oure lady matyns / loke that ye saye [Sidenote: say our Lady's Matins,] And_e_ this obserua[=n]ce / vse ye every daye With pryme and ouris / withouten drede [Sidenote: Prime, and Hours.] The blessid_e_ lady / wil quyte you your mede 35 * * * * * THE ORIEL TEXT. [6] Kembe your_e_ hede and loke ye kepe hit clene, Your_e_ eris twayne suffre not foule to be; In your_e_ visage wayteth no spotte be sene, 38 Purge your_e_ nase, let hit not combred be Wyth foule matiers Ayenst all oneste, But wyth bare hande no matier from hit feche, For that is a foule and an vncurtays teche. 42 [7] Youre handes wassheth, that is an holsom thyng, Youre nayles loke they be not geet blake, Suffre hem not to ben ouer long growyng; 45 To your_e_ aray good hede I warne you take, That manerly ye seet hit vp and make, Your_e_ hode, your_e_ gowne, your_e_ hose, and eke your_e_ scho, Wyth all array longyng your_e_ body to. 49 [8] Kepeth clene and leseth not your_e_ gere, And or ye passen oute of your_e_ loggyng, Euery garment that ye schulle vppon you were, 52 Awayteth welle that hit be so syttyng As to your_e_ degre semeth moost on accordyng; Than woll men sey, 'for soth this childe is he That is well taught and loueth honeste.' 56 [Sidenote: _Hill's Text._] [Sidenote: ffl C lx back.] ¶ Kembe yo_u_r hede, & loke you kepe yt clene; 36 yo_u_r eres twayn suffre not fowle to be; In yo_u_r wysage loke no spote be sene; purge yo_u_r nose; lett no ma_n_ in yt se The vile matter; yt ys none honeste; 40 Ne w_i_t_h_ yo_u_r bare hond no fylth fro_m_ yt feche, ffor _tha_t ys fowle, & an vncurtoys teche. ¶ Yo_u_r hond_is_ wasshe; yt ys an holsom thyng; yo_u_r naylis loke they be not gety blake, 44 Ne suffre not the_m_ over longe growyng. To yo_u_r A-raye I warne you good hede take, Manerly & ffyte loke you yt make; yo_ur_ hood / gown_e_ / hosen / & eke yo_u_r sho, 48 w_i_t_h_ all yo_u_r araye longyng yo_u_r body to. ¶ Kepe you clene, & lose not yo_u_r gere; & or you passe owt of yo_u_r lodgyng, Eu_er_y garment _tha_t ye shall[e] were, 52 Awayte well[e] _tha_t yt be so syttyng & to yo_u_r degre semed accordyng; Tha_n_ will[e] me_n_ say, "for sothe _th_is child ys he _tha_t ys well[e] tawght, & loweth honeste." 56 CAXTON'S TEXT. [6]