And yet 5085 there is a privy species of pride that waiteth first to be saluted ere he will salute, all 5086 be he less worthy than that other is; and eke he waiteth 5087 or desireth to sit or to go above him in the way, or kiss the pax, 5088 or be incensed, or go to offering before his neighbour, and such semblable 5089 things, against his duty peradventure, but that he hath his heart and his intent in such a proud desire to be magnified and honoured before the people. Now be there two manner of prides; the one of them is within the heart of a man, and the other is without. Of which soothly these foresaid things, and more than I have said, appertain to pride that is within the heart of a man and there be other species of pride that be without: but nevertheless, the one of these species of pride is sign of the other, right as the gay levesell