Uuel

+ȝef þ̵ his uuel al hit is uuel+ ⁊ God ȝefe god his ende. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Nowðer of þe wummen ne beore from hare dame · ne ne bringe to hire nane idele talen {;} ne neowe tidinges · ne bitweonen ham seolf {;} ne singen ne ne speoken na ne worldliche spechen · ne lahhen swa ne pleien {;} þet ei mon þ̵ hit sehe {;} mahte hit to uuel turnen. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

[N] e mei nan uuel ne na wane beon inne godes riche. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

M {on}. þ̵ uuel don na god. ne neure god lif leden. er deð ⁊ dom come to his dure he mei him sare adreden. þ̵ he ne muȝe þenne biden are. for þ̵ itit ilome. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Wel late he latheð uuel werc {;} þe ne mei hit don ne mare. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Ah aren sikere of euch uuel to þurh {} leasten iwa from world in to worlde áá on echnesse. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Þe ancre ne hire meiden ne plohien ` nane´ worldliche gomenes ed te þurle · ne ne ticki to {} gederes · foR ase seið seint Beornard. vnwurðe þing is to euch gastelich mon · ⁊ nomeliche to ancre {;} euch swuch fleschlich  {220} froure · ⁊ hit binimeð gastelich þ̵ is wið {} ute met utnume murhðe · ⁊ þ̵ is uuel change as is iseid þruppe. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Æure ðer ís uuel sméch. ðusternesse ⁊ eie. nis ðer neure oðer líht. ðene þe swierte leie. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Unfettered by the fear of innovation, and unshackled by the prejudice of ages, the mod - em Frenchman is educated in a system of moral and religious chimeras, which dazzle by their novelty those volatile uuel - ❋ Unknown (1812)

  {10} þe þat ne warned oþer of his uuel · oþer of his bigete · nis hit slaþ gemeles oþer attri onde? ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Do he to gode þ̵ he muȝe þe hwile þ̵ he bo aliue. ne lipnie na mon to | muchel to childe ne to wiue. [f. 60r þe him solue forȝet for wiue ne for childe {;} he scal cumen in uuel stude bute him God bo milde. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)