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S94482 ATtend yee Youngones and learne Understandinge / BEare-favor to the Love that she in you may have plantinge. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 All the Letters of the A.B.C. by every sondrye Letter wher= / of, there is a good Document set-fourth and taught, in Ryme. All the Letters of the A.B.C. by every sondrye Letter wherof, there is a good Document set-fourth and taught, in Ryme. All the Letters of the ABC by every sundry Letter whereof, there is a good Document set-fourth and taught, in Rhyme. Niclaes, Hendrik 1575-1575

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<seg n="1" rend="left">All the Letters of the A.B.C. by every Sondrye Letter wher-</seg> <seg n="2" rend="left">of, ther is a good Document set-fourth and taught, in Ryme.</seg> <lb/> <seg n="3" rend="left">O Yee Youngones / have a good regarde unto these Sentences / and take the Instruction of those-same effectu-</seg> <seg n="4" rend="left">ally to heart. Enterprise not / nor-yet take; in any-wyse; upon you, to reade many or great Bookes, er-ever </seg> <seg n="5" rend="left">yee have well exercised you in the A.B.C. / and can perfectly spell all Woordes / to an apt Sentence.</seg> <seg n="6" rend="left">Enterprise not also to be a Maister or Teacher, er-ever yee have obedientlie accomplished your Vocation or Callinge, in the Discipline of your Maister.</seg> <seg n="7" rend="left">But first-of-all take-heede rightly in your Heartes, unto the good Documentes of this Crosse-rowe or A.B.C. </seg> <seg n="8" rend="left">Letters. and in so doinge, grow-upp therin / till unto the Olde-age of the manlye Understanding of Jesu Christ: and </seg> <seg n="9" rend="left">so becom repleanished with the godlie Wysdome.</seg> <lb/> <seg n="10" rend="left">TAKE IT TO HEART.</seg>
A. ATtend yee Youngones / and learne Understandinge Pro.2.4.b. B. BEare-favor to the Love / that she in you may have plantinge. 1.Cor.12.d. 13. Col.3.b.c C. COm to the meekmynded Beeing of Bounteousnesse. Zach 9.c. Math. 11.21. D. DIrectlye the right Humilitie, to you it doth expresse. Math.11. E. EArnestly sett your Lust to the good Lyfe, so cleare. Psal.1.2. F. FAsten therin your Heart / so shall yee not feare. Jer.17.b Math.7.16. Luk.6.g. G. GEeve-eare to the Trueth / so lyve yee unmolest. John.8.14.17. H. HOly and wyse is Hee, that standeth Therto prest: Math.7.d.8. Luk.11.b.c.. I. IN Heaven nor on Earth, none other Rest yee finde. Jer.6. Math.11.d. Act.4. c. K. KEepe and turne therto, all your Heart / Lust / and Minde. Deu.6.a.10. Joel.2. Pro.3. L. LEt not such thinges byde-back, for any Frinde therfor: Math.16.c.19. Luk.14.d. M. MEekly therto apply you / and hunt for no thinge more. Pro.1.2. N. NOte and have regarde, to the good Beeing alwaye. Rom.12.[?].
O. OPen your Heart / and receave the Love, I saye. Psal.32.a. Ephe.3.b. P. PAsture your Spirit / under Gods Power and Will. Eccl.7.b. I.Pet.5.a Q. QUell or vex not yourselves, with Cogitations ill. Esa.1.c.55.a. Sap.1.a. R. RUnne and call to the Lorde, in all your Sufferinge. Psal.17.a.18.a. [?]2[?]4.55.[?]6 S. SEeke in your Conflict, your Rejoycinge. Rom.8.d.11.b Ephe.6.b. T. TAme so your selves /and your owne Mynde yee shall. I.Cor.9.c.10. Gal.5.c. I.Pet.2.b.4. W. WYllinglye love God / and his Lawe, above all. Deu.6.a.10.b. Math.22.d. U. UNto fleashlie Desyres fall not / ne have therin delight. Rom.6.b.8.b. Gal.5.b. X. XErcise you in Vertue/and praise the Love upright. Ephe.4.a.5. Col.3.b. Y. YMagine always, what is right and resonable. 1.Tim.4.b.6. Phil.4.2. Z. ZElously thinke upon that which is peaceable. Rom. 2.b. Heb.12.b. &. & Becometh the Youngones, that then deale eavenso. John.13.d.14 [?] 15.b. Con. CON Sider now these thinges/ and yee shall wisely go. Psal.1.a. Pro.3.4.a. Math.7.c.
CHARITAS EXTORSIT PER HN. Translated out of Base-almaine i[nt]o English. Anno. 1575.