full wełł y shałł his bone here, for thi loue, my moder dere. I schal here his p{ra}iere, For þi loue, modre dere, Al þat þou wolt bi seke fore, Be it lasse, be it more, 552 [Sidenote: [leaf 73, back]] Hit schal ben aftur þi wille, For I it wille, {and} þat is skille, Þat no þing with seie þee, Off þat þou wolt biseke me.” 556 Alle tho that thu wolt bidde fore and blesse the tyme þ{a}t thu wer{e} bore. 444 of all{e} thyng y-blessid thu be, for that y bidde, thu g{ra}untes me.” ++Oure ladi knelid him bi forn, And seide, “þe tyme þ{a}t þ{o}u were born, Ou{er} alle oþ{er} blessed þou be, For alle þat I wol, þou g{ra}untest me.” 560 Then Ih{esus} his hand vp heue, and to his mod{er} his blessyng yeue, 448 and called to hym seynt Mighełł, and seid, “kep thu my mod{er} wełł, that she fele no man{er} fere; ther is no thyng to me so dere.” 452 ¶ “So I auȝt, moder, {and} so I wille;” He left vp his hond {and} blessed hure stille; His blessing sche þouȝt good, And he hure soule vndrestode. 564 He callid to him seynt myȝhel, “Thou kepe me þis soule wel, Thou and alle þine fere; Is no þinge me so dere.” 568 [Sidenote: Ih{esus} assu{m}psit a{n}i{m}am matris] and when he had the soule hent, and she was fro the body went, Then all the verdoun{e} of heuene [Sidenote: [leaf 82]] fett that soule full aboue; 456 w{i}t{h} the verdoun{e} to heuene thei come, w{i}t{h} gret ioye she was yn nome. she was made quene of heuene and blessid hir{e} sone w{i}t{h} mylde steuene. 460 Alle þat mayne þat cam fro heuene, Thei syngen w{i}t{h} a myry steuene; Men myȝt wite bi here songe That moche ioie was hem amonge. 572 With alle þat mayne to heue{n} he hure nam; And as soone as he þer cam, He made hure quene of heuen liȝt; Blessid be hure sones myȝt! amen! 576 [Headnote: _The apostles in procession bear the body through Jerusalem._] [Sidenote: no{t}a modum assumpc{i}onis anime Marie p{er} ih{es}um] ++Now shałł ye here how she was nome, wher she was, {and} whed{er} be-come. when þe soule fro þe body was nome, god bede seynt Petr{e} to hym come: 464 “for the loue y owe to the my mod{er}-is body thu kep to me. [Sidenote: [leaf 74]] ++Now schal we here of þe bodi, Where it bi cam, {and} where it li. When þe soule was þ{er}e fro hure nomen, Than bad god Pet{er} to him comen, 580 And seide, “Pet{er}, I comaunde þee, Mi moder bodi kepe þou me. Ioh{a}n {and} alle þine fere, Nis no þinge me so dere; 584