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from Vertue of the Masse
¶ Be ware ye pristis . whan ye yowre masse syng
That love and charite . be nat ferre absent
O gostly peple . afore make goode Rekenyng
That yowre conscience . and ye be of on assent
Or ye receyve . the holy sacrament
Envye and Rankour . that they be set aside
And parfit charite . be ay withe yow present
That grace to godward . may be youre souerayne guyde.MS. Harl. 2254, fol. 185.
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Simmons, Thomas Frederick, ed. The Lay-Folks Mass-Book.
London: Early English Text Society, 1879. 299.
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