No fors of wikked tonges Ianglerye, 755 For ever on love han wreccheshad envye.
Dulcarnon called is "fleminge of wrecches"; It semeth hard, forwrecches wol not lere For verray slouthe or othere wilful tecches; 935 This seyd by hem that be not worth two fecches.
But wrecches and fooles and leude men, many wil conceyve a thing and mayntayne it as for sothe, though reson be in the contrarye; wherfore conninge is a straunger.
And yet it doth me tene, to sene many wrecches rejoycen in such maner planettes.
And these men han all maner power of god, as they sayen, in heaven and in earth, to sell heaven and hell to whom that hem lyketh; and these wrecches wete never where to been 15 hemselves.
Whan ye abyde good hope, to make you fayn, Ye shal be founde asotted in dotage; And in the ende, ye shal know for certayn, That hope shal pay the wrecches for their wage!
At the dredfull domes day Such wrecches shul be worse than wood.
Flebring and tales in suche wrecches dare appere openly in every wightes 55 eere, with ful mouth so charged, [with] mokel malice moved many innocentes to shende; god wolde their soule therwith were strangled!
But, certes, I suppose that Avicen Wroot never in no canon, ne in no fen, 890 Mo wonder signes of empoisoning Than hadde thise wrecches two, er hir ending.
But certes I suppose that Avycen[194] certainly Wrot never in canoun, ne in non fen, wrote Mo wonder sorwes of empoisonyng wondrous pangs Than hadde these wrecches tuo or here endyng.
Tuo woful wrecches ben we, tuo kaytyves wretches, captives That ben encombred of oure owne lyves, encumbered by And as thou art a rightful lord and juge Ne yeve us neyther mercy ne refuge.
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