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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. A05824) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 8374) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English books, 1475-1640 ; 112:05) [The primer in English.] Book of hours. English Church of England. [8] leaves By Rychard Grafyton dwellynge within the circuite of the late Grayfryers, prynter to the Prynces grace, [Imprynted in London : [1545?]] Title from STC. Imprint from colophon; STC suggests publication date as 1544-1545. Based on STC 16015, a composite version--STC. Formerly STC 16031. Identified as STC 16031 on UMI microfilm. Imperfect; a fragment; 8 leaves from quires t-u only. Reproduction of the original in the British Library.

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 eng Primers (Prayer-books) -- Church of England -- Early works to 1800. Books of hours -- Early works to 1800. 2020-09-21 Content of 'availability' element changed when EEBO Phase 2 texts came into the public domain 2010-09 Assigned for keying and markup 2010-10 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2010-11 Sampled and proofread 2010-11 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2011-06 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
The Dirige.

BLeſſed is he that conſidereth the pore, the Lorde ſhall delyuer hym in the tyme of trouble.

Thou ſhalt preſerue hym and kepe him aliue, he ſhal make him to proſper vpon erth, & ſhal not deliuer him to the wyl of his enemyes.

The Lord ſhal refeeſh him when he lyeth ſycke vpon his bedde, yea, thou makeſt his bed in all his ſickenes.

I ſayed Lorde be mercifull vnto my ſoule, for I haue ſynned agaynſt the.

Myne enemies ſpeake euil vpon me: whē ſhal he die, & when ſhal his name periſh.

Thoughe he came into ſe, yet mened he falſhed in his hert •• apyng myſchife vpp •• hym ſelfe.

•• l thei that hate me, rūne in together agaynſte me, & ymagined euil agaynſt me.

Thei haue geuē a wycked ſentence vpō me, whē he lyeth, he ſhal riſe vp nomore.

Yea, enē myne owne famylier frendes whō I truſted which did eat my b •• d hath lift vp his hele againſt me.

But be thou merciful vnto me (O Lord) raiſe thou me vp, and I ſhal reward thē.

By this I knowe thou fauoreſt me, that mine enemy ſhal not triumph ouer me.

• hou haſt holden me, becauſe of myne innocencie, and ſet me before thy face for euer.

O bleſſed be the Lord God of Iſrael from henſeforth & euermore, ſo be it, ſo be it 〈◊〉 Heale my ſoule Lord, for I haue ſynned agaynſt the.

Quemadmodum deſi.

Lyke as the hart deſyreth ye waterbrokes, ſo longeth my ſoule after the o God.

My ſoule is thruſtye for God, euen for ye liuing foū tayn, whē ſhal I come and behold the face of God.

My teares are my meate day and nyght whyle it is daily ſaied vnto me, where is no we thy God.

Now when I thinke ther • pon I poure out my hart 〈…〉 ſelfe, for 〈…〉 … ld • 〈…〉 immortalitee.

But when this corruptible ſhal put on incorrupciō and this mortall ſhall put on immortalitee, then ſhal that worde bee fulfylled whiche is wrytten. Deathe is ſwalowed vp in victory

We ſhall all be brought before the iudgement ſeate of Chryſt wher euery one of vs ſhall geue accomptes for him felf vnto God.

And he ſhal rewarde euery man accordynge to his dedes.

Where euery man ſhall geue accompte.

〈…〉

I Wolde not brethren that ye ſhulde be ignoraunt concernynge theim that are fallen a ſleye, that ye ſorowe not as other do whiche haue no hope, for yf we beleue yt Ieſus dyed and roſe againe. Euen ſo they alſo whiche ſlepe by Ieſus ſhal God brynge wt him, for this we ſaye vnto you in the worde of th • Lorde, that we which lyue and are remayninge in the cōminge of the Lorde, ſhal not come yer they whiche ſlepe, for the Lorde ſhall come downe from heauen with a ſhoute and voice of the Archaungell and with the trompe of GOD, and the deade in Chryſt • hall ariſe fyrſte, then ſhall we whiche lyue and remayne, be caught vp with theim alſo in the … es to mete the Lorde in the a ••… e, and ſo ſhal we euer be with the • orde. Wherfore cōforte your ſelues one another with theſe wordes.

Nowe is Chriſt riſen from the dead and is become the fyrſt frutes of thē that ſlepe, for by one man cōmeth deathe, & by one man the reſurrecion of the dead, for as they all die in Adā, ſo ſhall they al be made a lyue in Chriſt but euery one in his order

The firſte is Chriſt, then they that belonge vnto Chriſt when he cōmeth.

Euery one in his order.

Nowe Chriſt Ie •• s, we moſt hūbly beſeche & thou which art come to redeme wretches frō ſynne & thraldome, wilt thē caſt away thē whō yu haſt ſo derely redemed.

O Lorde deliuer me frō euerlaſting death at ye dredfull day whē heauē & earth ſhal be altered, whiles yu ſhalte come to iudge the worlde.

My bruſed.

〈…〉 .

Miſerere mei deꝰ.

. My bruſed bones Lorde ſhalbe refreſhed. Heare my prayer.

〈…〉 Te decet hymnus.

THou (O God) arte prayſed in Siō, & to the is ye vowe perfourmed Thou heareſt the prayer, therfore commeth al fleſhe vnto the.

Our miſdedes preuayle againſt vs, oh be thou merciful vnto our ſinnes.

• leſſed is the man whō yu choſeſt & receiueſt vnto ye, that he maye dwell in thy court: he ſhalbe ſatiſfied wt the 〈1… pages missing〉 his webbe.

While I was yet takinge my reſt he hewed me of, & made an ende of me in one daye.

〈◊〉 thought, I wolde haue lyued vnto ye morowe, but he bruſed my bones lyke a Lyon, and made an ende of me in one day.

Then chattered I lyke a ſwalowe, and like a crane and mourned as 〈◊〉 doue.

I lift vp mine e ••• into ye hight O Lord (ſ ••• I) violence is done vn • o me, be thou ſu •• tie for me.

What ſhal I ſpeke or ſay that he may do this that I may lyue out all my yeres, yea, in the bitternes of my lyfe.

Verely (Lorde) men muſt liue in bitternes, and al my lyfe muſt I paſſe ouer thē, for thou rayſeſt, me and wakeneſt me, but I wil be well content with this bytternes.

Neuertheleſſe my conuerſacion hath ſo pleaſed the that yu wouldeſt not make an ende of my life, ſo that thou haſt caſt my ſinnes behinde thy backe.

• or hell prayſeth not the death doth not magnifie ye • hey that go downe into the graue prayſe not thy truth, but the lyuinge:yea, the lyuing acknowledge y• lyke as I dooe this day, ye father telleth his chyldren of thy faythfulnes.

Deliuer vs (O Lord) and we wyl ſing prayſes in thi houſe all the daies of oure life.

Frō ye gates of hell, Lorde deliuer them.

Let euery ſpirits geue prayſe vnto the Lord

Laudate dnm de celis.

Frō the gates of hel.

Lord deliuer their ſoules.

I am the reſurreccion & life, he yt beleueth in me, yea although he were deade, yet ſhall he liue, and whoſoeuer liueth and beleueth in me, ſhall not ſe euerlaſtynge death.

Benedictus dns.

Lorde haue mercy on vs.

Chriſt haue mercy on vs.

L •• de haue mercy on vs.

Our father. And leade vs not. But deliuer vs.

¶ The •••• Pſalme

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cōmynge of thy ſonne our Lorde Chryſt, we with all other faythful people may be graciouſly brought vnto ioyes euerlaſtinge, whiche ſhalt come to iudge both the quicke and deade. By Chriſt our Lorde. Amen.

FINIS.

¶ Imprynted in London by Rycharde 〈◊〉 dwellynge within the circuite of the late 〈…〉 prynter to the Prynces grace▪

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