The.xx • ii. chapyter

[…]Hen preacheth this pacyfyer yet farther, […]ha[…] the ciergye shold were heare. He is surely somwhat sore, yf he bynde them all thereto / but amonge theym I thynke that many do all redy / and some whole relygyon doth. But yet sayth this pacifyer, that yt doth not appere y• they do so▪ Ah well sayde. But now yf al the lacke stand in that poynt, that suche holynes is hydde, so that men may not se yt / yt shall be from hens forth well done for theym, and so they wyll do yf they be wyse, vpon this aduertysement and preachyng of this good pacyfyer, come oute of theyre cloysters euery man into the market place, and there knele downe in the kanell and make theyr prayours in the open stretes, & were theyre shyrtes of heare in syght vppon theyr coulys / and then shall yt appere, and men shall se yt. And surely for theyr shyrtes of heare in thys waye were there none ypocrysye / and yet were there also good polycye, for then sholde yt not pryck them.