The Stacions of Rome, and the Pilgrims Sea-Voyage With Clene Maydenhod ... Edited by Frederick J. Furnivall |
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At þe chirche / of seynt spirit.
In þe weie / to trismere ful riht.
Vche dai þer is / eiȝte hundred ȝer to pardoun
And þridde part of þi sunnes / remissioun.
At seinte Marie In trismere / þat ilke niht.
Þat crist was boren / most of miht.
Sprong oyle / of a welle
As I. herde clerkes / in Rome telle
Vche day / two þousend ȝer.
Of pardoun þou may haue þer.
In þe weie / to trismere ful riht.
Vche dai þer is / eiȝte hundred ȝer to pardoun
And þridde part of þi sunnes / remissioun.
At seinte Marie In trismere / þat ilke niht.
Þat crist was boren / most of miht.
Sprong oyle / of a welle
As I. herde clerkes / in Rome telle
Vche day / two þousend ȝer.
Of pardoun þou may haue þer.
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