 This king hath founde new grace, So that out of his derke place He goth him up into the light. And with him cam that swete wight His doughter Thaise, and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone, Which was ordeined for the kinge. And there he did of...  Books 6-8 - Page 329by John Gower - 1857Full view - About this book
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1875 - 464 pages
...his derke place He goth him up into the light. And with him cam that swete wight His doughter Thaise, and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone, Which...of all the londe. He praieth the king to come and se His castell bothe and his citee. And thus they gone forth all in fere, This king, this lord, this... | |
 | John Gower - Deadly sins - 1889 - 448 pages
...doughterThaise,nnd forth anone They bothe into the caban gone 1 Not, know not. 2 Heie, conceal. I, Which was ordeined for the kinge. And there he did...of all the londe. He praieth the king to come and se His castell bothe and his citee. And thus they gone forth all in fere, This king, this lord, this... | |
 | John Gower - Deadly sins - 1889 - 466 pages
...wight His doughterThaise, and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone Not, know not. Hele, conceal. Which was ordeined for the kinge. And there he did of all his thinge And was arraied redlly, And out he cam all openly Where Athenagoras he fonde The which was lorde of all the londe.... | |
 | John Gower - 1889 - 456 pages
...doughterThaise,and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone 1 Not, know not. 2 Hete, conceal. him fonde Which was ordeined for the kinge. And there he did of all his thinge And was arraied redlly, And out he cam all openly Where Athenagoras he fonde The which was lorde of all the londe.... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1897 - 402 pages
...derke place He goth him up into the light. And with him cam that swete' wight TTis doughter Thais^, and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone Which...of all the londe. He praieth the king to come and se His castell bothe and his citee. And thus they gone forth all in fere, This king, this lord, this... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1897 - 398 pages
...derke place He goth him up into the light. And with him cam that swetd wight His doughter Thaise1, and forth anone They bothe into the caban gone Which...kinge. And there he did of all his thinge And was arraidd really, And out he cam all openly Where Athenagoras he fonde The which was lorde of all the... | |
 | John Gower - Christian ethics - 1857 - 420 pages
...wele. This king hath founde newe grace, 7 So that out of his derke place He goth him up into the light. And with him cam that fwete wight His doughter Thaife,...bothe and his citee. Qualiter Athenagoras Appollinum <ie navi in hofpicium honorifice recollegit et Thaifim, patre confenciente, in uxorem duxit. And thus... | |
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