Think oft with sore heart of thy foul sins, Think oft of hell-woe, of heaven-kingdom's wins;[9] Think of thine own death, of GOD'S death on rood, The grim doom of Doom's-day have thou oft in mood: Think how false is this world, and what its reward, Think what, for His good death, thou owest thy Lord. RICHARD ROLLE. FOOTNOTES: [9] Wins = joys. +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Transcriber's Notes: | | | | Page 16: The speech that starts on this page with | | "Thou wot'st...." has no closing quotes (_sic_) | | Page 59: The speech that starts on this page with "For | | not many...." has no closing quotes (_sic_) | | Page 115: Closing quotes following "idle speech" removed. | | Page 124: The speech that starts on this page with "Why | | lieth this blood...." has no closing quotes (_sic_) | | Page 141: Closing quote added after "... serve GOD | | better." | | Page 155: The speech that starts on this page with "to tell | | thereof...." has no closing quotes (_sic_) | | Page 177: Single closing quote following "wretch" amended | | to double quotes | | | | Unless noted above, punctuation has been retained as it is | | in the original book. Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation | | has been retained. | +--------------------------------------------------------------+