The Stacions of Rome, and the Pilgrims Sea-Voyage With Clene Maydenhod ... Edited by Frederick J. Furnivall |
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Nou wende we / to þe palmalle.
domine quo uadis / men hit calle
Þer Peter mette with Ihesu.
And seide lord / whoder woltou.
Crist onswerde / to peter þo
In to Rome / he seide I. go.
Eft to dye / on Rode for þe
Þou dredest to dye / peter for me.
Lord he seide / Merci I. crie.
To take my deþ .I. am redie.
Þer is a signe / of his foot.
On Marbel ston / þer he stod.
Vche day / two þousent ȝer
Of pardoun / þou mai haue þer.
Þer is writen on a ston / gret pardoun
Þer is of alle sunes / Remissioun.
domine quo uadis / men hit calle
Þer Peter mette with Ihesu.
And seide lord / whoder woltou.
Crist onswerde / to peter þo
In to Rome / he seide I. go.
Eft to dye / on Rode for þe
Þou dredest to dye / peter for me.
Lord he seide / Merci I. crie.
To take my deþ .I. am redie.
Þer is a signe / of his foot.
On Marbel ston / þer he stod.
Vche day / two þousent ȝer
Of pardoun / þou mai haue þer.
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Þer is of alle sunes / Remissioun.
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