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hath been said heretofore. And therefore to every person that well and surely will die [it] is of necessity that he learn to die, or the death come and prevent him.

Thus endeth the tract abridged of the art to learn well to die: translated out of the French into English, by William Caxton. The xv. day of June, the year of our Lord a M iiij C lxxxx.