[The Pentateuch]

And Lot went out and spake unto his sons ⟨p. xxiiij⟩in law which should have married his daughters / and said: stand up and get you out of this place / for the LORD will destroy the cite. But he seemed as though he had mocked / unto his sons in law.

And Lot went out and spake vnto his sonnes ⟨p. xxiiij⟩in lawe which shulde haue maried his doughters / and sayde: stonde vpp and get yow out of this place / for the LORde will destroy the cite. But he semed as though he had mocked / vnto his sonnes in law.

And as the morning arose the angels caused Lot to speed him saying. Stand up / take thy wife and thy two daughters and that that is at hand / lest thou perish in the sin of the city. And as he prolonged the time / the men caught both him / his wife and his two daughters by the hands / because the LORD was merciful unto him / and they brought him forth and set him without the city.

And as the mornynge arose the angells caused Lot to spede him saynge. Stonde vp / take thy wyfe and thy two doughters and that that is at hande / lest thou perish in the synne of the cyte. And as he prolonged the tyme / the men caught both him / his wife ād his two doughters by the handes / because the LORde was mercyfull vnto him / ād they brought him forth and sette him without the cyte.

When they had brought them out / they said: Save thy life and look not behind the nether tarry thou in any place of the country / but save thy self in the mountain / lest thou perish. Than said Lot unto them: Oh nay my lord: behold / in as much as thy servant hath found grace in thy sight / now make thy mercy great which thou showest unto me in saying my life. For I can not save my self in the mountains / lest some misfortune fall upon me and I dye. Behold / here is a city by / to flee unto / and it is a little one: let me save my self therein: is it not a little one / that my soul may live?