British Library Egerton 1993

Here blod vor is loue . þer fore heo schullen wone And kinges beo wiþouten ende . wiþ ihus godes sone . þis antempne þa^t murri is . þe volk heiren alle þe harpe song bi hym self . as it heng bi þe walle . Vair grace oure lord schewede […]han þe dede treo So loude song of þat ioie . þat he scholde ynne beo . Lord hered b{.}o þi grace . and þi miȝte also þat þ^u wost for him on erþe. such m[…]cle do . þo þis gode mon hedde liued . on erþe moni a day And is deþ was neiȝ come . as he himself say . On holi þorsday he worþ sek . as it fel in þe ȝere He lette of sende is freindes . þat speciales to him were . And is men þat him seruete . he let clepie also And forȝaf hem al here trespas . þat heo hedden misdo . He asoilete hem alle þer . as he in bences lay And so he lay at þat time . ⁊ also þe vriday . He let clepie þe saterday . þe frieres bifore him alle . And bad hem habbe goday . ⁊ seide what scholde bifalle . And let to is riȝtes . ⁊ oure lordes vlesch nom . His soule wente out of þe world . ⁊ sone to heuene com . [.] nene hundred ȝer ⁊ four score . ⁊ in þe el[.]teþe ȝere He deiȝe[.] after þan our^e ledi > or lord on erþe bere . Now swete lord seint Dunston . þa^t oure erchebisichop were Bring vs to þa^t ioie . þat angles þi soule to bere . Amen .