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XLVI. The sone of god alone
Hath made vs free echeone.
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The faders sonne of heven blisOf a pure mayde man bicome is
To for-geve man, that did amys,
By his mekenes allone.
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Bothe yonge and olde we were forlornFor synne, that Adam did beforne,
Till of a mayde this chielde was born
To make vs fre alone.
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Moder Mary and virgyne pureClothed hym with mortall vesture
And closed hym in her clausure
Of chastite allone.
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When he was xxx.ti winter olde,For xxx. plates he was solde
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By fals Iudas alone.
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Vpon his hede a crowne of thorneThe Iewes sette than with grete scorne,
And with scourgis his flesshe they torne
For our trespas alone.
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The Iewes thanne of wikked moodeNayled his bodye on the roode,
Wheron he shed his precious bloode
To make vs free alone.
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He was dede and in his graue leydeAnd rose ayene, as scripture seide,
On the iij.de daye and to blis steyde,
Both god and man alone.
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Now beseche we this king of grace,That we may haue a dwelling place
And euir to see his glorious face
In heven blis echeone.
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