No More Learning

e
rosene horse of ? e sonne.

[Sidenote: So you, beholding the false felicity, and withdrawing
your neck from the yoke of earthly affections, will soon see the
sovereign good. ]

? Ry? t so ? ou byholdyng
first ? e fals[e] goodes. bygynne to wi? drawe ? i nek[ke] 1748
fro ? e ? ok of er? ely affecc{i}ou{n}s. {and} afterwarde ?
e
verrey goodes sholle{n} entre i{n} to ? i corage.

[Linenotes:
1740 _delyuer_--delyuere
_of_--fro
_hooke_--hook
1741 _bushes_--bosses
_ferne_--fern
_corne_--korn
1743 _firste_--fyrst
_wikke_--wyckyd
1744 _wynde_--wynd
_his_--hise
1745 _ha? _--MS. ha? e
1746 _feirer_--fayrere
1747 _horse_--hors
_Ry? t_--And Ryht
1748 _fals[e]_--false
_bygynne_--bygyn
_wi? drawe_--w{i}t{h} drawen
_nek[ke]_--nekke
1749 _afterwarde_--afft{er}ward
1750 _entre_--entren]


[Headnote:
THE DESIRE OF THE TRUE GOOD. ]

TUNC DEFIXO PAULULU{M}.

[Sidenote: [The 2^de p{ro}se. ]]

[Sidenote: Philosophy, with a serious air, and appearing to
recollect herself, and to rouse up all her faculties, thus began. ]

++? O fastned[e] she a lytel ? e sy? t of hir eyen {and} wi? drow
hir ry?