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Page 194
For trewly , gentil cristian , I use the same tach , And have y - do many a yer ; I
may it nat forbere ; For kynd woll have his cours , though men the contrary swere .
” And therewith he stert up smertly , and cast down a grote , “ What shal this do ...
For trewly , gentil cristian , I use the same tach , And have y - do many a yer ; I
may it nat forbere ; For kynd woll have his cours , though men the contrary swere .
” And therewith he stert up smertly , and cast down a grote , “ What shal this do ...
Page 195
I - wis , sir , it is ovirdo , but sith it is yowr will , I woll putt it in my purse , lest yee it
take in ill To refuse your curtesy ; ” and therewith she gan to bowe . “ Now trewly ,
" quod the pardoner , " your maners been to lowe . For had ye countid streytly ...
I - wis , sir , it is ovirdo , but sith it is yowr will , I woll putt it in my purse , lest yee it
take in ill To refuse your curtesy ; ” and therewith she gan to bowe . “ Now trewly ,
" quod the pardoner , " your maners been to lowe . For had ye countid streytly ...
Page 198
And me ! but yf I pay him wele and quyte wele his mede , Yf it hap hom - ward that
ech man tell his tale , As we did hither - ward , though we shuld set at sale All the
shrewdnes that I can , I woll hym nothing spare , 190 That I nol touch his takerd ...
And me ! but yf I pay him wele and quyte wele his mede , Yf it hap hom - ward that
ech man tell his tale , As we did hither - ward , though we shuld set at sale All the
shrewdnes that I can , I woll hym nothing spare , 190 That I nol touch his takerd ...
Page 205
The knyght answerd him ageyn , “ Sir , as ye devyse , I must obey , ye woot wele ;
but yf I faill wytt , Then takith these prelatis to yowe , and washith , and go sit ; For
I woll be yowr marchall , and serve yowe echone , And then the officers and I to ...
The knyght answerd him ageyn , “ Sir , as ye devyse , I must obey , ye woot wele ;
but yf I faill wytt , Then takith these prelatis to yowe , and washith , and go sit ; For
I woll be yowr marchall , and serve yowe echone , And then the officers and I to ...
Page 210
... Jak , “ and loke , and in the ashis pire ; And I wol kepe the dorr , he shall not
stert out . ” “ Nay , for God ! that woll I nat , lest I cach a clout , ” Seid the tothir to
Jak ; " for thou knowist bettir then I All the estris of this house , go up thy self and
spy .
... Jak , “ and loke , and in the ashis pire ; And I wol kepe the dorr , he shall not
stert out . ” “ Nay , for God ! that woll I nat , lest I cach a clout , ” Seid the tothir to
Jak ; " for thou knowist bettir then I All the estris of this house , go up thy self and
spy .
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