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e hider of ? e gold.
ne ? e deluer of ? e felde ne vndirstanden nat ? at ? e
golde sholde han be founde. but as I seide.

[Sidenote: But it happened by the concurrence of these two causes
that the one did dig where the other had hidden the money. ]

it bytidde 4360
{and} ran to-gidre ? at he dalf ? ere as ? at o? er hadde hidd
? e golde.
[Sidenote: Chance, then, is an unexpected event, by a concurrence
of causes, following an action designed for a particular purpose. ]

Now may I ? us diffinissen hap{pe}. ? Hap{pe}
is an vnwar bytydyng of causes assembled in ? inges ? at
ben don for som o? er ? inge. but ? ilke ordre p{ro}cedynge 4364
by an vneschewable byndynge to-gidre.

[Sidenote: This concurrence of causes proceeds from that order
which flows from the fountain of Providence and disposes all
things as to place and time. ]

whiche ? at
descende? fro ? e wel of purueaunce ?