If freres cunne not or mow not excuse hem of these questions asked of hem, it semeth that they be horrible gilty against god and hir even-Christen; for which gyltes and defautes it were 430 worthy that the order that they calle hir order were for-don. And it is wonder that men susteyne hem or suffer hem live in suche maner. For holy writ biddeth that thou do well to the meke, and geve not to the wicked, but forbid to geve hem breed, lest they be mad thereby mightier through you. Finis. 435 ¶ Prynted for Jhon Gough. Cum Priuilegio Regali. _From_ C. (= printed copy in Caius Coll. library, Cambridge); _I give here rejected spellings; readings marked_ Sp. _are from_ Speght. 3. walkyn. deceauen. 5, 6, 7. bene (_for_ been; _very often_). 6. folke. founde. 9. kynreddes. 11. grasse, nether nething (_sic_). 12. onely. her lyfes. 13. had; Sp. han. 15. hym (_for_ hem). wreches. 16. -selfes. 18. the. 20. teacheth. don. 21. not; Sp. nought. dyspleasynge. harme. 22. because (Sp. that). 23. greatest. 25. reason. write. 26. not; Sp. nought. 28. earthe. 29. thyne. 31. perfyte. 32. the. 33. break. 34. breake. 35. one. 36. speaketh. mor; Sp. more. lef; Sp. left. 37. leaueth. 38. one. 39. Christe. 40. abytes; Sp. habits. 41. leaue. wyfe. yeare. 42. you; _read_ ye. leaue. abyte; Sp. habit. yeare. 44. abyte; Sp. habit. 45. weareth (_twice_). 46. the abbyte; Sp. your habit. 48. apostatase; Sp. apostataes. by; Sp. buy. 50. greate hoode. 51. coape. 52. one coloure. 53. bene. 57. sayde. clotynge (!). 58. maye. weare clothynge. 60. Sp. _om._ in _before_ another. 61. speake. leaue. 62. eate. 65. easy. 66. ether; Sp. either. vnperfyte. 67. harde. seker; Sp. siker. 68. her. 69. selfes. 70. ye you; Sp. _om._ ye (!). 70, 71. deade (_twice_). beggers; Sp. beggars. ye; Sp. you. 72. deade. 74. heare. 75. eare; Sp. ere. Sp. haue ben (C. _om._ haue). 78. Sp. falleth it to. 78, 79. deade (_twice_). 79. gorgeous buyldi_n_ges; Sp. courts. 80. maye; Sp. now (_error for_ mow). 81. welnygh; Sp. will (!). 83. here; Sp. heire (_read_ hyre). geuynge. 84. yeare. certayne. one. 91. Sp. of men. 92. perfyte. Sp. brether (!). 93. baptyme; Sp. baptisme. 96. Sp. _om._ the. least. 97. oute. 98, 102. south; Sp. sooth. 101. abyte; Sp. habit. 103. abytes. 105. steale. 107. wether; Sp. whether. 109. vndermyne (_for_ vndernyme); Sp. vnderneme. 111. maye. presonne; Sp. prison. 112. Sp. Augustines. dyd; Sp. doe. 114. buryenge. 115. none. 116. heare; Sp. heare to. 117. plentie. 118. folke maye. 120. heare. 122. _Both_ you. folke amonge. 123. sayne. 124. pouertye. 125. her. bene. 126. Sp. other (_for_ riche). 128. Sp. _om._ of. 130. wylte. preache.
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