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   Whan this creatur wyth hir felawshep cam to the grave wher owyr Lord was beriid,
anon, as sche entryd that holy place, sche fel down wyth hir candel in hir hand as sche
schuld a deyd for sorwe. And sythen sche ros up ageyn wyth gret wepyng and sobbyng
as thow sche had seyn owyr Lord beriid even befor hir. Than sche thowt sche saw
owyr Lady in hir sowle, how sche mornyd and how sche wept hir sonys deth, and than
was owyr Ladiis sorwe hir sorwe. And so ovyr al wher that evyr the frerys led hem in
that holy place sche alwey wept and sobbyd wondyrfully, and specialy whan sche
cam ther owyr Lord was nayled on the cros. Ther cryed sche and wept wythowtyn
mesur that sche myth not restreyn hirself. Also thei comyn to a ston of marbyl that
owyr Lord was leyd on whan he was takyn down of the cros, and ther sche wept wyth
gret compassyon, havyng mend of owyr Lordys Passyon. Aftyrwardys sche was
howselyd on the Mownt of Calvarye, and than sche wept, sche sobbyd, sche cryed so
lowde that it wondyr was to heryn it. Sche was so ful of holy thowtys and medytacyons
and holy contemplacyons in the Passyon of owyr Lord Jhesu Crist and holy dalyawns
that owyr Lord Jhesu Crist dalyed to hir sowle that sche cowde nevyr expressyn hem
aftyr, so hy and so holy thei weryn. Meche was the grace that owyr Lord schewyd to
this creatur whyl sche three wekys was in Jerusalem. Another day erly in the morwenyng
thei went ageyn to the gret hyllys. And her gydes teld wher owyr Lord bare the cros on
hys bakke, and wher hys Modyr met wyth hym, and how sche swownyd, and how
sche fel down and he fel down also. And so thei went forth al the fornoone tyl thei cam
to the Mownt Syon. And evyr this creatur wept abundawntly al the wey that sche went
for compassyon of owyr Lordys Passyon. In the Mownt Syon is a place wher owyr
Lord wesch hys disciplys fete, and a lityl therfro he mad hys Mawndé wyth hys
disciplys. And therfor this creatur had gret desyr to be howselyd in that holy place
wher owyr mercyful Lord Crist Jhesu fyrst sacryd hys precyows body in the forme of
bred and gaf it to hys discipulys. And so sche was wyth gret devocyon, wyth plenteuows
teerys, and wyth boystows sobbyngys, for in this place is plenyr remyssyon. And so is
in other four placys in the tempyl. On is in the Mownt of Calvarye; an other at the
grave wher owyr Lord was beriid; the thridde is at the marbyl ston that hys preciows
body was leyd on whan it was takyn of the cros; the ferd is ther the holy cros was
beriid, and in many other placys of Jerusalem. And, whan this creatur cam into the
place ther the apostelys receyved the Holy Gost, owyr Lord gaf hir gret devocyon.
Aftyrward sche went to the place ther owyr Lady was beriid, and as sche knelyd on
hyr knes the tyme of tweyn messys heryng, owyr Lord Jhesu Crist seyd onto hir, "Thu
comyst not hedyr, dowtyr, for no nede but for meryte and for mede, for thy synnes wer
forgovyn the er thow come her, and therfor thu comyst hedyr for incresyng of thi
mede and of thi meryte. And I am wel plesyd wyth the, dowtyr, for thu stondist undyr
obedyens of Holy Cherch and that thu wylt obey thi confessowr and folwyn hys
cownsel, whech thorw auctorité of Holy Cherch hath asoyld the of thi synnes and
dispensyd wyth the that thu schuldist not go to Rome ne to Seynt Jamys les than thu
wyl thin owyn selfe. Notwythstondyng al this, I comawnde the in the name of Jhesu,
dowtyr, that thu go vysite thes holy placys and do as I byd the, for I am above al Holy
Cherch and I schal gon wyth the and kepyn the rygth wel." Than owyr Lady spak to
hir sowle on this maner, seying, "Dowtyr, wel art thu blyssed, for my sone Jhesu schal
flowyn so mech grace in the that al the world schal wondryn of the. Be not aschamyd,
my derworthy dowtyr, to receyve the gyftys whech my sone schal gevyn the, for I
telle the in trewth thei schal be gret gyftys that he schal geve the. And therfore, my
derworthy dowtyr, be not aschamyd of hym that is thi God, thi Lord, and thi lofe, no
mor than I was whan I saw hym hangyn on the cros, my swete sone, Jhesu, for to
cryen and to wepyn for the peyn of my swete sone, Jhesu Crist; ne Mary Mawdelyn
was not aschamyd to cryen and wepyn for my sonys lofe. And therfor, dowtyr, yyf thu
wylt be partabyl in owyr joye, thu must be partabil in owyr sorwe." Thes swet spech
and dalyawns had this creatur at owyr Ladiis grave, and mech mor than sche cowde
evyr rehersyn. Aftyrward sche rood on an asse to Bedlem and whan sche cam to the
tempyl and to the crybbe wher owyr Lord was born, sche had gret devocyon, mech
spech, and dalyawns in hyr sowle, and hy gostly comfort wyth mech wepyng and
sobbyng so that hir felaws wold not latyn hir etyn in her cumpany. And therfor sche
ete hir mete be hirselfe alone. And than the Grey Frerys whech had led hir fro place to
place receyved hir into hem and sett hir wyth hem at the mete that sche schuld not etyn
alone. And on of the frerys askyd on of hir felawshep yyf that wer the woman of
Inglond the which thei had herd seyd spak wyth God. And, whan this cam to hir
knowlach, sche wist wel that it was trewth that owyr Lord seyd to hir er sche went owt
of Inglond, "Dowtyr, I schal makyn al the werld to wondryn of the, and many man and
many woman schal spekyn of me for lofe of the and worshepyng me in the."