An OXFORD ANTHOLOGY of ENGLISH POETRY1935 |
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... Reve and a Millere , A Somnour and a Pardoner also , A Maunciple , and my - self ; ther were namo . The MILLER was a stout carl , for the nones , Ful big he was of braun , and eek of bones ; That proved wel , 45 for over - al ther he ...
... Reve and a Millere , A Somnour and a Pardoner also , A Maunciple , and my - self ; ther were namo . The MILLER was a stout carl , for the nones , Ful big he was of braun , and eek of bones ; That proved wel , 45 for over - al ther he ...
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... reve sat up - on a ful good stot , That was al pomely grey , and highte Scot . A long surcote of pers up - on he hade , And by his syde he bar a rusty blade . Of Northfolk was this reve , of which I telle , Bisyde a toun men clepen ...
... reve sat up - on a ful good stot , That was al pomely grey , and highte Scot . A long surcote of pers up - on he hade , And by his syde he bar a rusty blade . Of Northfolk was this reve , of which I telle , Bisyde a toun men clepen ...
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