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Be all things here so without abuses, that nothing ought to beamended? Your forefathers saw somewhat, which made this constitutionagainst the venality and sale of masses, that, under pain of suspending, no priest should sell his saying of tricennals or annals. What saw they, that made this constitution? What priests saw they? What manner ofmasses saw they, trow ye? But at the last, what became of so good aconstitution? God have mercy upon us! If there be nothing to be amendedabroad, concerning ...the whole, let every one of us make one better: ifthere be neither abroad nor at home any thing to be amended andredressed, my lords, be ye of good cheer, be merry; and at the least, because we have nothing else to do, let us reason the matter how we maybe richer. Let us fall to some pleasant communication; after let us gohome, even as good as we came hither, that is, right-begotten children ofthe world, and utterly worldlings. And while we live here, let us allmake bone cheer. For after this life there is small pleasure, littlemirth for us to hope for; if now there be nothing to be changed in ourfashions.
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Be all things here so without abuses, that nothing ought to beamended? Your forefathers saw somewhat, which made this constitutionagainst the venality and sale of masses, that, under pain of suspending, no priest should sell his saying of tricennals or annals. What saw they, that made this constitution? What priests saw they? What manner ofmasses saw they, trow ye? But at the last, what became of so good aconstitution? God have mercy upon us! If there be nothing to be amendedabroad, concerning ...the whole, let every one of us make one better: ifthere be neither abroad nor at home any thing to be amended andredressed, my lords, be ye of good cheer, be merry; and at the least, because we have nothing else to do, let us reason the matter how we maybe richer. Let us fall to some pleasant communication; after let us gohome, even as good as we came hither, that is, right-begotten children ofthe world, and utterly worldlings. And while we live here, let us allmake bone cheer. For after this life there is small pleasure, littlemirth for us to hope for; if now there be nothing to be changed in ourfashions.
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