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The present reading is given from the Lansd . MS . and Tyrwhitt . 15426 — bothe .
I have added this word as apparently necessary to the metre , though found
neither in the Harl . MS nor Lansd . MS . 16432 — thou hast . These words are ...
The present reading is given from the Lansd . MS . and Tyrwhitt . 15426 — bothe .
I have added this word as apparently necessary to the metre , though found
neither in the Harl . MS nor Lansd . MS . 16432 — thou hast . These words are ...
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The Lansd . MS . reads regne , which is adopted by Tyrwhitt , and is perhaps the
better reading . 15870 — leoun , reed coloured . The Lansd . MS . reads , lime
rodde colours , and Tyrwbitt has adopted limerod coloured . The armes here ...
The Lansd . MS . reads regne , which is adopted by Tyrwhitt , and is perhaps the
better reading . 15870 — leoun , reed coloured . The Lansd . MS . reads , lime
rodde colours , and Tyrwbitt has adopted limerod coloured . The armes here ...
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His modir made he in pitous array , For hire wombe slyt he , to by - holde Wher he
conceyved was , so waylaway ! That he so litel of his moodir tolde . 15970 15953
— and septemtrioun . This line stands as bere printed in the Harl . and Lansd .
His modir made he in pitous array , For hire wombe slyt he , to by - holde Wher he
conceyved was , so waylaway ! That he so litel of his moodir tolde . 15970 15953
— and septemtrioun . This line stands as bere printed in the Harl . and Lansd .
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