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The Sources of Standard English.

he haueð to us muchel nið.
alle þa deies of ure sið.
abuten us he is for to blenchen.
Mid alle his mihte he wule us swenchen.
Gif we leornið godes lare.
þenne ofþuncheð hit him sare.
Bute we bileuen ure ufele iwune.
Ne kepeð he noht þet we beon sune.
Gif we clepieð hine feder þenne.
al þet is us to lutel wunne.
halde we godes laʓe.
þet we habbeð of his saʓe.
. . . . .

Page 75. Ic ileue in god þe fede(r) almihti. scup­pende and weldende of heouene and of orðe and of alle iscefte. and ich ileue on þe helende crist. his enlepi sune. ure lauerd. he is ihaten helende for he moncun helede of þan deþliche atter. þet þe aide deouel blou on adam and on eue and on al heore ofsprinke. swa þet heore fif-falde mihte horn wes al binumen. þet is hore lust, hore loking. hore blawing. hore smelling, heore feling wes al iattret.

Page 53. Is afered leste þeo eorðe trukie.
" 63. For þe saule of him is forloren.
" 73. Ech mon habbe mot.
" " Heo sculen heore bileue cunnen . .
" 83. Ðe sunne schineð þer þurh . .
" " Ho nimeð al swuch.
" 127. Muchele mare luue he scawede us.
" 129. Heo weren ipult ut of paradise.[1]
" 141. Ðer stod a richt halue and a luft.
  1. Hence our ‘put him out.’