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_Hill_, l. 430-4.) [Footnote 1: Founders of, _Oriel_ MS.] [Footnote 2: some, _Hill_; so, _Oriel_.] _3, St George's Square, N.W. 15 Dec., 1867._ The Book of Curtesye. [The Book of Curtesy.] [_From the Oriel MS. lxxix._] [1] Lytle childe, sythen youre tendre infancie Stondeth as yett vndir yndyff[e]rence, To vice or vertu to moven[1] or Applie, 3 [Sidenote 1: MS. coorven] And in suche Age ther is no prouide_n_ce, Ne comenly no sadde intelligence, But ryght as wax receyueth printe and figure, So chylder ben disposed of nature, [2] Vice or vertu to Folowe and ympresse In mynde; and therfore, to stere and remeve You from vice, and to vertu thou[1] dresse, 10 [Sidenote 1: _Read_ you] That on to folow, and the other to eschewe, I haue devysed you this lytill newe Instrucc_i_on according to your_e_ age, Playne in sentence, but playner in langage. 14 (_Richard Hill's Commonplace Book, or Balliol MS. 354, ffl C lx._) [Sidenote: _Hill's Text._] Here begynnyth lytill[e] Ioh_a_n. P) Lytell[e] Iohan, sith yo_u_r tender_e_ enfancye Stondyth as yet vnder_e_ Indyfference To vyce or vertu to mevyn or applie, & in suche age _ther_[1] ys no p_ro_vydence, 4 Ne come_n_ly no sage Intelygence, But as wax receyvith prynt or fygure, So chyldren bene disposed of nature [Footnote 1: The _th_ is the same as the _y_.] P) Vyce or vertu to folowe, & enpresse 8 In mynde; & _ther_for to styre & remeve you frome vice, & to vertu addresse, That on to folow, & _tha_t o_ther_ to eschewe, I haue devysed you this lytill[e] newe 12 Instrucc_i_on[1] accordyng vnto yo_u_r age, playn In sentence, but playner_e_ In langage. [Footnote 1: The mark of contraction is over the _n_: t.i. the _n_ has its tail curled over its back like a dog's.] [The Book of Courtesye.] [_Caxton's Text._] [1] [Sidenote: Leaf 1 a.] Lytyl Iohn syth your tendre enfancye Stondeth as yet vnder / in difference [Sidenote: As Infancy is indifferent] To vice or vertu to meuyn or applye 3 [Sidenote: whether it follows vice or virtue,] And in suche age ther is no prouidence Ne comenly no sad_e_ Intelligence But as waxe resseyueth prynte or figure So children ben di
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