 | John Gower - 1889 - 456 pages
...waxe anone all medow grene So that it mighte well be sene. Medea thanne knewe and wist Her medicfne is for to trist :! And goth to Eson there he lay And...juse And poured it into his wounde. That made his veinds full and sounds. And tho shemadehis woundesclose. And toke his honde, and up he rose. And tho... | |
 | John Gower - English poetry - 1901 - 682 pages
...• Medea thanne knew and wiste Hir medicine is forto triste, And goth to Eson ther he lay, And tok a swerd was of ass.ay^ With which a wounde upon his side Sche made, that therout mai slyde The blod withinne, which was old And sek and trouble and fieble and... | |
 | John Matthews Manly - English poetry - 1907 - 654 pages
...Medea thanne knew and wiste Hir medicine is forto triste,1 And goth to Eson ther 2 he lay, And tok a swerd was of assay * With which a wounde upon his side Sche made, that therout mai slyde The blod withinne, which was old 4'59 And sek and trouble and fieble... | |
 | Albert Stanburrough Cook - English language - 1915 - 592 pages
...Medea thanne knew and wiste Hir medicine is for to triste,8 And goth to Eson ther he lay, 20 And tok a swerd was of assay,* With which a wounde upon his side Sche made, that therout mai slyde The blod withinne, which was old And sek 10 and trouble " and fieble... | |
 | John Gower - Christian ethics - 1927 - 96 pages
...waxe anone all medow grene So that it mighte well be sene. Medea thanne knewe and wist Her medicine is for to trist, And goth to Eson there he lay And...side She made, that there out may slide The blood withinne, which was olde And sike and trouble and feble and colde. And tho she toke unto his use Of... | |
 | John Gower - 1927 - 88 pages
...waxe anone all medow grene So that it mighte well be sene. Medea thanne knewe and wist Her medicine is for to trist, And goth to Eson there he lay And...side She made, that there out may slide The blood withinne, which was olde And sike and trouble and feble and colde. And tho she toke unto his use Of... | |
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And tok a swerd was of assay, With which a wounde upon his side Sche made, that therout mai slyde The blod withinne, which was old And sek and trouble and fieble and cold. 