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Accompany not with riotous drinkers¹ and eaters, for such shall come to poverty, ⟨image 93⟩and such sluggish sleepers shall go all to rag ged. Where is woe? Where is wailing? where is strife? where are traps laid? where are wounds without a cause? where are bloody eyes? Do not all these things chance unto them, that sit alway at the wine, and give their minds wholly to gulling and glossing.

Accompany not with riotous drinkers¹ and eaters, for such shal come to pouerty, ⟨image 93⟩and such sluggish slepers shal go all to rag ged. Where is wo? Where is wailing? where is stryfe? where are trappes layde? where are wounds without a cause? wher are bloudy eies? Do not al these thinges chawnce vnto them, that sit alway at the wyne, and geue their mindes wholly to gulling and glossing.

1. 1Pro. 33.

Woe be to you that rise up early to give¹ your selves to drunkenness, and set all your minds so on drinking, that ye sit sweating thereat until it be night. The harp, the Lute, the Tabor, the droumslade, the trumpet, the shawm, and plenty of wine are at their feasts: but the works of the Lord do ye not behold, neither consider ye the works of his hand.

Wo be to you that rise vp early to geue¹ your selues to dronkennes, and set al your mindes so on drinking, that ye syt sweating therat vntill it be nyght. The harpe, the Lute, the Tabour, the droumslade, the trumpet, the shalme, and plenty of wyne are at their feastes: but the workes of the Lord do ye not behold, neither consider ye the workes of his hand.