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A13354
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A. C. mery talys
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to a 〈◊〉 excepte he knewe surely what the matter 〈◊〉 A Certayne bocher dwelynge in sayâ—â— Nâ—colas Flesshamâ—â—les in Lâ—ndon called Poule had a seruaunt called Peter Thyâ—â— Peâ—er â—n 〈◊〉 sonday was at the churche herynge masse 〈◊〉 oâ— us felow 〈…〉 name was Philyppe spencer was sente to call him at the 〈…〉 his maister So it happened at the tyme that the curat◠〈…〉 inhâ—â— sermonde touched many auctoryties of the holy scrip 〈…〉 all the wordes of the pystell of saynt Poule and phylyppenses 〈…〉 be â—nat onely bounde to beleue in chryste but also to suffre for Chrysteâ— sake and saâ—◠〈◊〉 wordes in the pulpet what sayeth Poule and Philyppenses to this Thys yonge man that was called Philyppe Spenser hadde went he had spoken of him answered shortely and sayd / mary syr he bad Peter come home and take his parte of a podynge for he shulde go for a calfe anone The curate herynge this was abasshed and all the audyence made great laughter ¶ By this tale ye may lerne that it is no token of a wyse man to gyue a soden answere to a questyoÌ„ before he knowe surely what yâ— matter is THere came a courtyer by a carter the whiche in derysy◠〈◊〉 the carters backe legges other membres of his body meruâ—ylâ—â—sly whose gestynge the carter perceyued and sayde / he had another properte than the courtyer espyed in hym / and whan the courtyer had demaunded what it shulde be / he loked asyde ouer hys shulder vpon the courtyer and sayde thus Lo syr this is my propertie / I haue a walle eye in my hedeâ— / for I neuer loke ouer my shuldeâ— this wyse but lyghtlye espye a knaue ¶ By this tale a man may se that he that vseth to dâ—â—yde mocâ—◠〈◊〉 folkes is somtyme him selfe more deryded and mocked A yonge man of the age of .xx. yere rude vnlerned in yâ— tyme of 〈…〉 to his curate to be confessed whiche whan he was of his lyfe 〈…〉 and examyned / coulde nat saye his Pater noster wherefore hys â—â—nfestoure exorted him to lerne his Pater noster and shewed him what an holy goodly prayer it was / and the effecte â—â—erof / and the .vii. peticyons therin contayned 〈…〉 alway and helpe vs as we haue and 〈…〉 yâ— haue 〈…〉 .v. Dunitte 〈◊〉 Forgyue vs our synnes done to the â—s we forgyue thâ—n that â—â—espas agaynste vs. The .vi. Et ne nos Let vs nat be ouerâ—oâ—â—â—◠〈…〉 emptacyon The .vii. Sed libera c. But delyuer vs from al 〈…〉 And thâ—n his confessour after this exposicyon to hym made in 〈…〉 in â—enaunce to faste euery fryday brede and water tyll he had his 〈…〉 and sufficiently lâ—rned This yonge man mekely acceptyng his penauâ—â—◠〈◊〉 departed and came home to one of his coÌ„panyons and sayde 〈…〉 So â—tis 〈◊〉 my gostely father hathe gyuen me in penaunce to 〈…〉 water tyll I can say my Pater noster Therfore 〈…〉 Pater noster / and by my truthe I shall therfore teche 〈…〉 that shall be worthe .xx. of it 〈…〉 ye may lerne to knowe the effecte of the holy prayer of 〈…〉 A Lâ—erta 〈…〉 there was whiche vpon our Lady day the Annuncyaâ—ion 〈◊〉 a sermon in the whyte freres in London / and began his antetâ—â—â—â— his wyse Aue maria gracia plena dominus tecum c. These wordes quod the frere were spoken by the aungell Gabryell to ourâ— ladye whan she conceyued Christe / which is as moche to saye in our mother tonge as all hayle Mary well thou be the sonne of â—od is with the. And furthermore the aungell sayde / thou shalte conceyue aâ—â— here a sonne And thou shalâ—e call his â—aine Iesum / and Elyzabeth thy swete cosyn she shall conceyue the swetâ— saynt IohnÌ„ And so proceded styll in his sermon in suche fonde ryme that dyuers aâ—d many geÌ„tylmen of the court that were there began to smyle and laughâ— â—he frere that perceyung said thus Maysters I pray you harke I shall tell you a harracyon There was ones a yonge preâ—st that was nat all the best clerke sayd masse redde a colelt thus Deus qui vigenti filii tui c. wherfore he shulde haue said vnigeâ—â—ti filii tui c. And after whan masse was done there was suche a gentylman as one of you are nowe the had herde thys masse came to the prsest and sayde thus Syr I pray you tell me howe many 〈◊〉 had god alm ghty / ê™ the preest why aske you that Mary syr quod the gentyl 〈◊〉 suppoâ—e he had .xx. sonnes / for ye said ryght nowe Deus qui viginti fâ—â—tuâ— The preest perceyuynge howe that he deryded hym / answered hym shâ—â—â—â—ly and said thus / howe many sonnes so euer â—od almyghty had / I 〈◊〉 that thou arte none of them / for thou scornyst the worde of god / And so sayde the frere in the pulpet No more are â—e none of the chyldren of god / for ye scorne laughe at me nowe that preche t you the worde of god / whiche 〈…〉 〈…〉 holyest matter that is by fond pronuncyacion â—tterauÌ„s may be 〈◊〉 / nor shall not edytye to the audyeÌ„ce Therfore euery proces wold be vâ—â—eryd wyth wordys countenaunce conuenyent to the matter ¶ Also yet by thys tale they that be vnlernyd ni the laten tonge may know the â—eâ—tence of the Aue Maria. IN a wyllage in warwyk shyre there was a parysh prest all though he wer no great clarke nor gradâ—at of the vnynersyte / yet he â—rechid to hys paryshons vppon a sâ—â—aday / â—â—claryng to thâ—â— xii artycles of the Crede Shewyng them that â—he furst 〈◊〉 was to beâ—â—â—â— god the fader almyghty maker of heuen and erth 〈◊〉 Tâ— beleâ—â—◠〈◊〉 cryste hys onely son our lorde coequal wyth the faâ—â—â—â— in all â—yngys 〈…〉 to the deyte The thyrd that he was conceyuyd 〈…〉 Borne â—f the vyrgyn Mary The fourthe that he suffred deth 〈…〉 pylate / and that he was crucyfyed dede and beryed / The fyft that 〈…〉 to hâ—â— and fet out the good sowlys that were in feyth hope / and thaâ—◠〈…〉 rose from deth to lyfe The syxt he assendyd into heuen to â—he ryght 〈◊〉 of god yâ— fader where heâ—â—â—ccyht The seuynth that he shall come at the day of dome to Iudge both vs that be 〈◊〉 and them that be dede The eyght to belue in the holy gost eqaoll god wâ—â—â—h the fader and the sone The nynth iÌ„ the holy churche Catholyk and in the 〈◊〉 communyon of sayntes The tenth In the remyssy on of synnys The leâ—â—nth In the resurreccyon generall of the body soule The twelâ—th / in euerâ—â—stynge lyfe that god shall rewarde them thâ—â—â—e good / And say 〈◊〉 hys parâ—shons further that these artycles ye be bounâ—â— to beleue 〈◊〉 they â—â—â—trewe of â—uctoryte / ¶ And yf you beleue not me / thâ—â—â— for a more suâ—â—te and â—uffâ—cyent â—uctoâ—yte / go your way to couentre 〈◊〉 yâ—