Therefore I rede ye both day and night, Make ye ready to God Almight; For in this land is king nor knight, That wot when he shall wend away. That child that was born on Mary, He glads all this company, And for his love make we merry, That for us died on Good Friday. Mater ora filium, Ut post hoc exilium, Nobis donet gaudium Beatorum omnium. Faire maiden, who is this bairn That thou bearest in thine arm? Sir, it is a Kingis son, That in Heaven above doth wonne. Mater ora filium, etc. Man to Father he hath none, But himself God alone; Of a maiden he would be borne, To save mankind that was forlorn. Mater ora filium, etc. Three Kings brought him presents, Gold, myrrh, and frankinsense, To my Son full of might, King of Kings and lord of right, Mater ora filium, etc. Faire maiden, pray for us Unto thy Son, sweet Jesus, That he will send us of his grace In Heaven on high to have a place. Mater ora filium, etc. -- Ave Maria, now say we so, Maid and mother were never no mo. Gaude Maria, Christis moder, Mary mild, of thee I mean, Thou bare my lord, thou bare my brother, Thou bare a lovely child and clean, Thou stoodest full styll withouten blyn When in thine ear that errand was done. The gracious Lord thee light within, Gabrielis nuntio. Gaude Maria, yglent with grace, When Jesus, thy Son, on thee was bore, Full nigh thy breast thou gave him brace, He sucked, he sighed, he wept full sore; Thou feedest the flower that never shall fade, With maiden's milk, and song thereto; Lulley, my sweet, I bare thee, babe, Cum pudoris lillio. Oh, Gaude Maria, thy mirth was away When Christ on cross thy Son did die Full dolefully on Good Friday, That many a mother's son it sye. His blood us brought from care and strife, His watery wounds us wisshe from woe. The third day from death to life Fulget resurrectio. Gaude Maria, thou birde so bright, Brighter than blossom that bloweth on hill, Joyful thou wert to see that sight, When the Apostles so smet (sic) of will, All and some did cry full shrill When the fairest of shape went you fro, From earth to Heaven he stayed full still, Motuque fertur proprio. Gaude Maria, thou rose of ryse, Maiden and mother, both gentle and free; Precious princess, peerless of price, Thy bower is next the Trinity; Thy Son as lawe asketh a fight, In body and soul thee took him to; Thou reigned in Heaven like as we find In coeli palacio. Now blessed birde, we pray thee abone, Before thy Son for us thou fall, And pray him as he was on the rood done, And for us drank aysell and gall, That we may wonne within that wall, Wherever is well withouten woe, And grant that grace unto us all In perenni gaudio. SEQUUNTUR MIRABILIA. Ad fadendum unumquemque hominum duo capita. Sume sulphur et argentum vivum, et pone ad lumen lampadis, et unusquisque putabit socium suum habere duo capita. Ut homo videatur habere duo capila equina. Accipe medullam equi, et ceram virgineam, et fac candelam, et accende.