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That betre him is to sle than save��
Wherof thou myht ensample finde。
The hihe makere of mankinde  3820
Be Samuel to Sal bad��
That he schal nothing ben adrad
Ayein king Agag forto fihte��
For this the godhede him behihte��
That Agag schal ben overcome��
And whan it is so ferforth come��
That Sal hath him desconfit��
The god bad make no respit��
That he ne scholde him slen anon。
Bot Sal let it overgon  3830
And dede noght the goddes heste��
For Agag made gret beheste
Of rancoun which he wolde yive��
King Sal soffreth him to live
And feigneth pite forth withal。
Bot he which seth and knoweth al��
The hihe god�察�of that he feigneth
To Samuel upon him pleigneth��
And sende him word�察�for that he lefte
Of Agag that he ne berefte   3840
The lif�察�he schal noght only dye
Himself�察�bot fro his regalie
He schal be put for everemo��
Noght he�察�bot ek his heir also��
That it schal nevere come ayein。
Thus myht thou se the sothe plein��
That of tomoche and of tolyte
Upon the Princes stant the wyte。
Bot evere it was a kinges riht
To do the dedes of a knyht�察 �3850
For in the handes of a king
The deth and lif is al o thing
After the lawes of justice。
To slen it is a dedly vice��
Bot if a man the deth deserve��
And if a king the lif preserve
Of him which oghte forto dye��
He suieth noght thensamplerie
Which in the bible is evident��
Hou David in his testament�察 �3860
Whan he no lengere myhte live��
Unto his Sone in charge hath yive
That he Joab schal slen algate��
And whan David was gon his gate��
The yonge wise Salomon
His fader heste dede anon��
And slouh Joab in such a wise��
That thei that herden the juise
Evere after dradden him the more��
And god was ek wel paid therfore�察 �3870
That he so wolde his herte plye
The lawes forto justefie。
And yit he kepte forth withal
Pite�察�so as a Prince schal��
That he no tirannie wroghte��
He fond the wisdom which he soghte��
And was so rihtful natheles��
That al his lif he stod in pes��
That he no dedly werres hadde��
For every man his wisdom dradde。   3880
And as he was himselve wys��
Riht so the worthi men of pris
He hath of his conseil withholde��
For that is every Prince holde��
To make of suche his retenue
Whiche wise ben�察�and to remue
The foles�此�for ther is nothing
Which mai be betre aboute a king��
Than conseil�察�which is the substance
Of all a kinges governance。  3890
In Salomon a man mai see
What thing of most necessite
Unto a worthi king belongeth。
Whan he his kingdom underfongeth��
God bad him chese what he wolde��
And seide him that he have scholde
What he wolde axe�察�as of o thing。
And he�察�which was a newe king��
Forth therupon his bone preide
To god�察�and in this wise he seide�此   �3900
;O king�察�be whom that I schal regne��
Yif me wisdom�察�that I my regne��
Forth with thi poeple which I have��
To thin honour mai kepe and save。;
Whan Salomon his bone hath taxed��
The god of that which he hath axed
Was riht wel paid�察�and granteth sone
Noght al only that he his bone
Schal have of that�察�bot of richesse��
Of hele�察�of pes�察�of hih noblesse�察 �3910
Forth with wisdom at his axinges��
Which stant above alle othre thinges。
Bot what king wole his regne save��
Ferst him behoveth forto have
After the god and his believe
Such conseil which is to believe��
Fulfild of trouthe and rihtwisnesse��
Bot above alle in his noblesse
Betwen the reddour and pite
A king schal do such equite  3920
And sette the balance in evene��
So that the hihe god in hevene
And al the poeple of his nobleie
Loange unto his name seie。
For most above all erthli good��
Wher that a king himself is good
It helpeth�察�for in other weie
If so be that a king forsueie��
Fulofte er this it hath be sein��
The comun poeple is overlein    3930
And hath the kinges Senne aboght��
Al thogh the poeple agulte noght。
Of that the king his god misserveth��
The poeple takth that he descerveth
Hier in this world�察�bot elleswhere
I not hou it schal stonde there。
Forthi good is a king to triste
Ferst to himself�察�as he ne wiste
Non other help bot god alone��
So schal the reule of his persone  3940
Withinne himself thurgh providence
Ben of the betre conscience。
And forto finde ensample of this��
A tale I rede�察�and soth it is。
In a Cronique it telleth thus��
The king of Rome Lucius
Withinne his chambre upon a nyht
The Steward of his hous�察�a knyht��
Forth with his Chamberlein also��
To conseil hadde bothe tuo�察 �3950
And stoden be the Chiminee
Togedre spekende alle thre。
And happeth that the kinges fol
Sat be the fyr upon a stol��
As he that with his babil pleide��
Bot yit he herde al that thei seide��
And therof token thei non hiede。
The king hem axeth what to rede
Of such matiere as cam to mouthe��
And thei him tolden as thei couthe。   3960
Whan al was spoke of that thei mente��
The king with al his hole entente
Thanne ate laste hem axeth this��
What king men tellen that he is��
Among the folk touchende his name��
Or be it pris�察�or be it blame��
Riht after that thei herden sein��
He bad hem forto telle it plein��
That thei no point of soth forbere��
Be thilke feith that thei him bere。   3970
The Steward ferst upon this thing
Yaf his ansuere unto the king
And thoghte glose in this matiere��
And seide�察�als fer as he can hiere��
His name is good and honourable��
Thus was the Stieward favorable��
That he the trouthe plein ne tolde。
The king thanne axeth�察�as he scholde��
The Chamberlein of his avis。
And he�察�that was soubtil and wys�察 �3980
And somdiel thoghte upon his feith��
Him tolde hou al the poeple seith
That if his conseil were trewe��
Thei wiste thanne wel and knewe
That of himself he scholde be
A worthi king in his degre��
And thus the conseil he accuseth
In partie�察�and the king excuseth。
The fol�察�which herde of al the cas
That time�察�as goddes wille was�察   �3990
Sih that thei seiden noght ynowh��
And hem to skorne bothe lowh��
And to the king he seide tho��
;Sire king�察�if that it were so��
Of wisdom in thin oghne mod
That thou thiselven were good��
Thi conseil scholde noght be badde。;
The king therof merveille hadde��
Whan that a fol so wisly spak��
And of himself fond out the lack   4000
Withinne his oghne conscience��
And thus the foles evidence��
Which was of goddes grace enspired��
Makth that good conseil was desired。
He putte awey the vicious
And tok to him the vertuous��
The wrongful lawes ben amended��
The londes good is wel despended��
The poeple was nomore oppressed��
And thus stod every thing redressed。  4010
For where a king is propre wys��
And hath suche as himselven is
Of his conseil�察�it mai noght faile
That every thing ne schal availe��
The vices thanne gon aweie��
And every vertu holt his weie��
Wherof the hihe god is plesed��
And al the londes folk is esed。
For if the comun poeple crie��
And thanne a king list noght to plie  4020
To hiere what the clamour wolde��
And otherwise thanne he scholde
Desdeigneth forto don hem grace��
It hath be sen in many place��
Ther hath befalle gret contraire��
And that I finde of ensamplaire。
After the deth of Salomon��
Whan thilke wise king was gon��
And Roboas in his persone
Receive scholde the corone�察 �4030
The poeple upon a Parlement
Avised were of on assent��
And alle unto the king thei preiden��
With comun vois and thus thei seiden��
;Oure liege lord�察�we thee beseche
That thou receive oure humble speche
And grante ous that which reson wile��
Or of thi grace or of thi skile。
Thi fader�察�whil he was alyve
And myhte bothe grante and pryve�察 �4040
Upon the werkes whiche he hadde
The comun poeple streite ladde��
Whan he the temple made newe��
Thing which men nevere afore knewe
He broghte up thanne of his taillage��
And al was under the visage
Of werkes whiche he made tho。
Bot nou it is befalle so��
That al is mad�察�riht as he seide��
And he was riche whan he deide�察   �4050
So that it is no maner nede��
If thou therof wolt taken hiede��
To pilen of the poeple more��
Which long time hath be grieved sore。
And in this wise as we thee seie��
With tendre herte we thee preie
That thou relesse thilke dette��
Which upon ous thi fader sette。
And if thee like to don so��
We ben thi men for everemo�察 �4060
To gon and comen at thin heste。;
The king�察�which herde this requeste��
Seith that he wole ben avised��
And hath therof a time assised��
And in the while as he him thoghte
Upon this thing�察�conseil he soghte。
And ferst the wise knyhtes olde��
To whom that he his tale tolde��
Conseilen him in this manere��
That he with love and with glad chiere   4070
Foryive and grante al that is axed
Of that his fader hadde taxed��
For so he mai his regne achieve
With thing which schal him litel grieve。
The king hem herde and overpasseth��
And with these othre his wit compasseth��
That yonge were and nothing wise。
And thei these olde men despise��
And seiden�此 �Sire�察�it schal be schame
For evere unto thi worthi name�察   �4080
If thou ne kepe noght the riht��
Whil thou art in thi yonge myht��
Which that thin olde fader gat。
Bot seie unto the poeple plat��
That whil thou livest in thi lond��
The leste finger of thin hond
It schal be strengere overal
Than was thi fadres bodi al。
And this also schal be thi tale��
If he hem smot with roddes smale�察 �4090
With Scorpions thou schalt hem smyte��
And wher thi fader tok a lyte��
Thou thenkst to take mochel more。
Thus schalt thou make hem drede sore
The grete herte of thi corage��
So forto holde hem in servage。
This yonge king him hath conformed
To don as he was last enformed��
Which was to him his undoinge��
For whan it cam to the spekinge�察  �4100
He hath the yonge conseil holde��
That he the same wordes tolde
Of al the poeple in audience��
And whan thei herden the sentence
Of his malice and the manace��
Anon tofore his oghne face
Thei have him oultreli refused
And with ful gret reproef accused。
So thei begunne forto rave��
That he was fain himself to save�察 �4110
For as the wilde wode rage
Of wyndes makth the See salvage��
And that was calm bringth into wawe��
So for defalte of grace and lawe
This poeple is stered al at ones
And forth thei gon out of hise wones��
So that of the lignages tuelve
Tuo tribes only be hemselve
With him abiden and nomo��
So were thei for everemo  4120
Of no retorn withoute espeir
Departed fro the rihtfull heir。
Al Irahel with comun vois
A king upon here oghne chois
Among hemself anon thei make��
And have here yonge lord forsake��
A povere knyht Jeroboas
Thei toke�察�and lefte Roboas��
Which rihtfull heir was be descente。
Lo�察�thus the yonge cause wente�此   �4130
For that the conseil was noght good��
The regne fro the rihtfull blod
Evere afterward divided was。
So mai it proven be this cas
That yong conseil�察�which is to warm��
Er men be war doth ofte harm。
Old age for the conseil serveth��
And lusti youthe his thonk deserveth
Upon the travail which he doth��
And bothe�察�forto seie a soth�察  �4140
Be sondri cause forto have��
If that he wole his regne save��
A king behoveth every day。
That on can and that other mai��
Be so the king hem bothe reule��
For elles al goth out of reule。
And upon this matiere also
A question betwen the tuo
Thus writen in a bok I fond��
Wher it be betre for the lond   4150
A king himselve to be wys��
And so to bere his oghne pris��
And that his consail be noght good��
Or other wise if it so stod��
A king if he be vicious

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