And what is more glorie or more joye than wysdom and love in parfit charitè, whiche god hath graunted to al tho that wel +conne deserve?' And with that this lady al at ones sterte in-to 160 my herte: 'here wol I onbyde,' quod she, 'for ever, and never wol I gon hence; and I wol kepe thee from medlinge while me liste here onbyde; thyne entermeting maners in-to stedfastnesse shullen be chaunged.' CH. VII. 1. nowe. 2. hert. 3. parfyte. nowe. 5. spring. 7. wol; _read_ wel. soone. atast. 9. herde. tre. 11. grounde. frewyl. hert. 13. greatnesse. 14. gretnesse. 20. lyke. hel. 22. tre. bring. 23. greatly eased. 28. came. 29. disease. 30. great bounties. 36. disease. 37. bren. 38. fyre (_twice_). 40. howe. 41. forwarde. 42. backwarde. 47. spring. halte. 48. grounde. 53. wodelay. stretchen. 56. spring. 58. worde. 60-1. hert (_twice_). 64. meaneth. 65. disease. 69. wethers; _read_ weders. 70. fal. 71. beaten. 72. great. 73. wethers; _read_ weders. forthe. 74. howe harde. 77. disease. 78. fyre. 79. gone. 80. howe. 81. maye. sauoure. 83. occupation. spente. ferforthe. 84. spring. 87. the nowe. 89. fooles lette. 90. teacheth. 91. greatnesse. 93. one (_twice_). season. 94. _I supply_ is parfit. * _A break here in_ Th. 95. healeth. 96. deyntie. 97. forthe. 102. thorowe. 103-4. wyre (_thrice_). 104. breaketh. 105. tre. 107. nowe. 108. parfyte. 109. begon; _read_ begonne. 110. rewarde. 112. tel the. 113. beareth. 114. onely. deserte. 116. rewarde. thorowe. 118. one benefyte. 120. dothe. 124. _catchword_ it is; _misprinted_ yet is _on the next page_. 126. the lent. 127. lytle. 129. graunt. 131. nothynge maye. 132. weare. 133. put; _read_ putte. 134. onely. 136. put. 137. came thorowe. 138. althoughe. lent. the. 139. thanke. 141. canste. 144. homewarde. 145. holy. 147. the. 149. arte. 151. alone. 152. worthe. 153. great. hytherto; _read_ hiderto. 154. the. forthe. 156. thorowe. 158. wysdome. 159. parfyte. 160. canne; _read_ conne. 161. hert. CHAPTER VIII.