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Stran 20 - an untrewe wif In word ne werk, as fer as I have wit; I wol ben his to whom that I am knit: Take this for final anfwer as of me. But after that in play thus
Stran 150 - Hadde this knight to ben a wedded man, That day and night he doth all that he can To efpien wher that he might wedded be, Praying our Lord to granten him that he Mighte ones knowen of that blisful lif
Stran 217 - That Nature in your principles hath fet But for non hope for to fare the bet, But for to obey unto your herte free, And for to maken other yware by me, As by the whelpe chaftifed is the
Stran 234 - This Julius to the Capitolie wente Upon a day, as he was wont to gon, And in the Capitolie anon him hente This falfe Brutus and his other foon, And
Stran 68 - and part it with his brother, I graunte, quod the devil, by my fay. And with that word they riden forth hir way, And right at entring of the tounes ende To which this Sompnour fhope him for to
Stran 191 - What maken ye fo moche of Salomon .' What though he made a temple, Goddes hous ? What though he were riche and glorious ? So made he eke a temple of
Stran 57 - that the world was newe, And but I be to-morwe as faire to feen As any lady, emperice, or quene, That is betwix the eft and eke the weft, Doth with my lif and deth right as you left.
Stran 79 - Thomas, quod he, God yelde it you, ful oft Have I upon this benche faren ful wele, 7355 Here have I eten many a mery mele. And fro the benche he drove away the cat, And laied adoun his potent and his hat, And eke his
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