The Canterbury tales of Geoffrey Chaucer: a new text with illustrative notes, Volume 2Percy Society, 1847 |
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Page 156
... therefore of the unfinished part of this tale , according to my idea , is nearly this ; the conclusion of the story of the Faucon , " By mediation of Camballus , " with the help of the ring ; the conquests of Cambuskan ; the winning of ...
... therefore of the unfinished part of this tale , according to my idea , is nearly this ; the conclusion of the story of the Faucon , " By mediation of Camballus , " with the help of the ring ; the conquests of Cambuskan ; the winning of ...
Page 157
... Therefore , oste , taketh nowe goode heede , Who schalle next telle , and late him speede . 10985 - All from this line to 1. 11020 is omitted in the Lansdowne and other MSS . , and I have given it chiefly from Tyrwhitt . I have my sone ...
... Therefore , oste , taketh nowe goode heede , Who schalle next telle , and late him speede . 10985 - All from this line to 1. 11020 is omitted in the Lansdowne and other MSS . , and I have given it chiefly from Tyrwhitt . I have my sone ...
Page 312
... therefore appropriately mentioned as bought with Genoese coin . 15148 - on haukyng for ryver . The river side is commonly described in the romances as the scene of hawking . Thus in the Squier of Low Degree , - Homward thus schal ye ...
... therefore appropriately mentioned as bought with Genoese coin . 15148 - on haukyng for ryver . The river side is commonly described in the romances as the scene of hawking . Thus in the Squier of Low Degree , - Homward thus schal ye ...
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agayn allas anoon answerde biforn Canace certes certeyn chanoun comun counseil couthe Crist dede deere deth doon doth doughter doun drede dryve entent frendes frere fuyr fynde Goddes goon goth gret grete Grisildes Harl hath heere herd herte heven hire hond hous housbond kepe Lansd lenger litel lord lyve maner matiere mayde Melibeus moche myn herte natheles never night noon nought oonly oughne pacience peyne poeple prest PROLOGE quod sche resoun Salamon saith sapience saugh sayde sayn schal schewe schulde seint sire sith sompnour sone sorwe soth spak speke suffre synne tale thanne thay ther therfore thilke thing thou schalt thre thurgh toun trewe trouthe tyme Tyrwhitt Tyrwhitt reads unto werk werre whan wher wight wise withouten wolde womman woot word y-nough ye ben ye schul yonge