Albion Knight B1r transcription
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| frere. | For why without confessyon or contrycyon | |
| pardo. | Dout not but god sholde gyue you retrybucon | |
| frere. | ¶ By this shall ye haue/clene remyssyon | |
| pardo. | But now further/it ought to be declared | |
| frere. | ¶And forgyuen of the synnes seuen | |
| Who be thes pore folke that shold haue your reward | ||
| pardo. | ¶Come to this pardon/yf ye wyll come to heuen | |
| frere. | Who be those pore folk/of whome I speke & name | |
| pardo. | ¶Come to this pardon yf ye will be in blys | |
| frere. | Certes we pore freres/are the same | |
| pardo. | ¶This is the pardon/which ye can not mysse | |
| frere. | We freres dayly take payn I say | |
| pardo. | ¶ This is the pardon which shall mens soules wyn | |
| frere. | We frears dayly/do doth fast and pray | |
| pardo. | ¶ This is the pardon/the rydder of your synne | |
| frere. | We freres trauayle/and labour euery houre | |
| pardo. | ¶ This is the pardon/that purchaseth all grace | |
| frere. | We freres take payn/for the loue of our sauyour | |
| pardo. | This is a pardon for all maner of trespas | |
| frere. | We freres also go on Iywytacyon | |
| pardo. | ¶ This is ye pardō/of whiche all mercy dothe sprynge | |
| frere. | For to preche/to euery crysten nacyon | |
| pardo. | ¶ This is for the pardon that to heuen shall ye brynge | |
| frere. | But I say thou pardoner / thou wylt kepe sylens( | |
| pardo. | ¶ Ye it is lyke to be whan I haue done sone) | |
| frere. | Mary therofre the more knaue art thou I say | |
| That parturbest/the worde of god I say | ||
| For neyther thy selfe/wylt here goddys doctryne | ||
| Ne suffre other/theyr earys to enclyne | ||
| Wherefore our sauyour in his holy scrypture | ||
| Gyueth the thy iugement/thou cursyd creature | ||
| Spekynge to the/after this maner | ||
| Maledictus qui audit verbum dei negligenteer | ||
| Wo be that man sayth our laord/that gyueth no audiens | ||
| Or heryth the worde/of god with negligens | ||
| pardo. | ¶ Now thou haste spoken all syr daw | |
| I care nat for the/an olde straw | ||
| I had leuer thou were hanged/up with a rope | ||
| Than I that am comen from the pope | ||
| And therby goddes minister/whyle thou stadest & prate | ||
| Sholde be fayn to knocke without the gate | ||
| Therfore preche hardely/thy bely full | ||