 | Alexander John Ellis - English language - 1869 - 656 pages
...alle fodeynly. Enclofed in a fterrie ikye. Vp to the heuene venue ftrauht. And I my riht wey cauht. Home fro the wode and forth I wente. Where as with al myn hole entente. Thus with my bcdes vpon honde. For hem that true loue fonde. I thenke bidde while... | |
 | Alexander John Ellis - English language - 1871 - 398 pages
...alle fodeynly. Enclofed in a fterrie ikye. Vp to the heuene venus ftrauht. And I my riht wey cauht. Home fro the wode and forth I wente. Where as with al myn hole entente. Thus with my bedes vpon honde. For hem that true loue fonde. I thenke bidde while... | |
 | Alexander John Ellis - English language - 1871 - 408 pages
...alle fodeynly. Fjiclofed in a fterrie flcye. Vp to the heuene venus Itnmlit. And I my riht wey cauht. Home fro the wode and forth I wente. Where as with al myn hole entente. Thus with my bedes троп honde. For hem that true loue fonde. I thenke bidde while... | |
 | John Gower - Deadly sins - 1889 - 466 pages
...all sodeinly, Enclosed in a sterry sky, Up to the hevcn Venus straught. And I my righte wuie sought Home fro the wode and forth I wente. Where as with...thenke bidde while I live, Upon the point which I am shrive. He, which withinne daies seven The large world forth with the heven Of his eternal providence... | |
 | John Gower - 1889 - 456 pages
...all sodeinly, Enclosed in a sterry sky, Up to the heven Venus straught. And I my righte waie sought Home fro the wode and forth I wente. Where as with...thenke bidde while I live, Upon the point which I am shrive. He, which withinne daies seven The large world forth with the hevcn Of his eternal providence... | |
 | John Gower - Christian ethics - 1857 - 420 pages
...werke, As he, which is min owne clerke, Do make his teftament of love, As thou haft do thy (hrifte above, So that my court it may recorde. Madame, I...thenke bidde while I live, Upon the point which I am (hrive. And with that word all fodeinly Enclofed in a fterred fky Venus, which is the quene of love,... | |
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As thou haft do thie fhrifte aboue. So that my court it may recorde. Madame I can me wel accorde. Quod I to telle as ye me bidde. And with that worde it so bitidde. 