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e {and}
clernesse of renou{n} au? te ? at to ben dispised.

[Sidenote: Fame also is to be regarded, for everything excellent
is also shining and renowned. ]

? Certys
? er may no man forsake ? at al ? ing ? at is ry? t excellent 1836
{and} noble. ? at it ne seme? to be ry? t clere {and} renomed.
[Sidenote: We hardly need say that happiness is not an unjoyous
and melancholy state, for in the pursuit of the smallest matters
men seek only pleasure. ]

? For certis it nedi? nat to seie. ? at blisfulnesse
be anguissous ne dreri ne subgit to greua{n}ces ne
to sorwes. syn ? at in ry? t litel ? i{n}g{us} folk seken to 1840
haue {and} to vsen ? at may deliten hem.

[Sidenote: Hence it is that mankind seek riches, &c. , because by
them they hope to get independence, honour, &c. ]

? Certys ? ise
ben ?