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There was a man & that was an officer with a lord and stode a cursed and on a tyme •• he rode towardes a maner of his lord is he fille oute of his mynde and •n b•• de•id his horse and he bare hym in to a maner of his lordis And than a none the bayly conseyued howe hit was with this man that he was discranght oute of his minde and a none made the people to bynde hym to a poste in a barne so whā the bayly and his seruaūtes had souped he bad one of his seruauntes go loke how that this man dede and he wente to this man And whan he come there he sawe iij. gre blacke dogges plucking a wey this mannes fleshe from the bone Thanne was this seruaunte a ferde that •nethe he hadde his mynde but wente to his bed and lay there sike longe aftyr And on the morow whanne the people come the thir as this man was boūde the• founde no more of this man but his bare bones and all the flesche was clene a wey Thus ye may see he that contynualy leued in synne may be full sykyr of a foule ende and though• his ende semythe fayre in the sighte of a man yit hit is ryghte foule in the sight of almyghty god and all his angellis where for hit is nedefull for euery cristen man and woman to a mēde hym while he is here in this world and hathe tyme and space of a mendement And he that dothe so shall come to seynte Poule and be there with hym in euerlastyng blysse to the whyche bryng vs he that died for vs and all mankynde Amen. |
There was a man & that was an officer with a lord and stood a cursed and on a time •• he road towards a manner of his lord is he fille out of his mind and •n b•• de•id his horse and he bore him in to a manner of his Lords And than a none the baily conseyued how hit was with this man that he was discranght out of his mind and a none made the people to bind him to a post in a bairn so when the baily and his Servants had souped he bade one of his Servants go look how that this man deed and he went to this man And when he come there he saw iij. gre black Dogs plucking a weigh this Man's Flesh from the bone Than was this servant a ferde that •nethe he had his mind but went to his Bed and lay there sike long After And on the morrow when the people come the their as this man was bound the• found no more of this man but his bore bones and all the Flesh was clean a weigh Thus you may see he that contynualy leued in sin may be full sykyr of a foul end and though• his end semythe fair in the sight of a man yet hit is right foul in the sighed of almighty god and all his angellis where for hit is needful for every christen man and woman to a mend him while he is Here in this world and hath time and Molle of a mendement And he that doth so shall come to Saint Poule and be there with him in everlasting bliss to the which bring us he that died for us and all mankind Amen. |
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