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[1] The title of the fyue and twentithe salm. `To Dauid. [2] Lord, preue thou me, and asaie me; brenne thou my reynes, and myn herte. [3] For whi thi merci is bifor myn iyen; and Y pleside in thi treuthe. [4] I sat not with the counsel of vanyte; and Y schal not entre with men doynge wickid thingis. [5] I hatide the chirche of yuele men; and Y schal not sitte with wickid men. [6] I schal waische myn hondis among innocentis; and, Lord, Y schal cumpasse thin auter. [7] That Y here the vois of heriyng; and that Y telle out alle thi merueils. [8] Lord, Y haue loued the fairnesse of thin hows; and the place of the dwellyng of thi glorie. [9] God, leese thou not my soule with vnfeithful men; and my lijf with men of bloodis. [10] In whose hondis wyckidnessis ben; the riythond of hem is fillid with yiftis. [11] But Y entride in myn innocens; ayenbie thou me, and haue merci on me. [12] Mi foot stood in riytfulnesse; Lord, Y schal blesse thee in chirchis. [13] [No verse.] [14] [No verse.] [15] [No verse.] [16] [No verse.] [17] [No verse.] [18] [No verse.] [19] [No verse.] [20] [No verse.] [21] [No verse.] [22] [No verse.]
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Author: John Wycliffe (1328 – 1384)
 
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