but I will fynde it for hym; And yf to doe hym good

but I will fynde it for hym; And yf to doe hym good

Come, I will followe hym: when Charles dothe flye From honor, where shall goodnes hope to lye?

Though certaynlie desyer's the onlye thynge Of strengthe about hym, and that strength is hys With a conceyt that putts desyers in act.

Heaven forbydd Yf I shoulde torture hym I love so muche, Beyond expression!

Shall I be torturd with hym? Tur.

Goe presentlye And give him fortye lashes: make hym bleede Soundlye, away with hym! Fue.

Goe presentlye And give him fortye lashes: make hym bleede Soundlye, away with hym! Fue.

Away with hym!

Away with hym, But on your lives give hym no punyshment.

Away with hym, But on your lives give hym no punyshment.

all by hym And hys right hand, with thys ill mans advyse, Murderd unjustlye.

17 The kyng ought to kepe hym in the bande Reg. 20 Of the lawe of God the same readynge Prov.

25 Take away vngodlines from the Kyng And his seat shall be stablyshed with ryght judgmet Let vs pray for the Kyng and hym honour EDWARD the sext our earthlye socour God save ye Kyng.

"Let hym that is angry euen at the fyrste consyder one of these thinges, that like as he is a man, so is also the other, with whom he is angry, and therefore it is as lefull for the other to be angry, as unto hym: and if he so be, than shall that anger be to hym displeasant, and stere hym more to be angrye."SIR

"Let hym that is angry euen at the fyrste consyder one of these thinges, that like as he is a man, so is also the other, with whom he is angry, and therefore it is as lefull for the other to be angry, as unto hym: and if he so be, than shall that anger be to hym displeasant, and stere hym more to be angrye."SIR

"Let hym that is angry euen at the fyrste consyder one of these thinges, that like as he is a man, so is also the other, with whom he is angry, and therefore it is as lefull for the other to be angry, as unto hym: and if he so be, than shall that anger be to hym displeasant, and stere hym more to be angrye."SIR

I beseche hym make you all mery in the hope of heauen.

But yet she pyncheth hym with a shrewde wife.

Than for as moche as a philosopher saithe, he wrapeth hym in his frende, that condiscendeth to the ryghtfull prayers of his frende: therefore I have given the a sufficient astrolabye for oure orizont, compowned after the latitude of Oxenforde: vpon the whiche by meditacion of this lytell tretise, I purpose to teche the a certame nombre of conclusions, pertainynge to this same instrument.

Arst he adde at Rome ybe, and, vor ys grete wysdom, The pope Leo hym blessede, tho he thuder com, And the kynges croune of hys lond, that in this lond gut ys: And he led hym to be kyng, ar he kyng were y wys.

An he was kyng of Engelond, of alle that ther come, That vorst thus ylad was of the pope of Rome, An suththe other after hym of the erchebyssopes echon.

Ac ys gode moder ofte smale gyftes hym tok, Vor to byleue other pie, and loky on ys boke.

hym so yt he maye be a presydent for them that shall have the offyce; for they wyll but jess att itt, and saye it is butt a mony matter: therefore lett them paye well for the penaltie whiche was sett on theire heads.

to one Cowherd, "borowed of hym to thuse of the Churche," "certeyn sylver Spones of the Churche stocke."