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Page 17
Ther cam olde wymen that for age had not one toeth in her heed . Now was
Bruyn the bere nygh moche sorowe , that he allone muste stande ayenst them all
: whan he herde alle this grete noyse and crye , he wrastled and plucked so
harde ...
Ther cam olde wymen that for age had not one toeth in her heed . Now was
Bruyn the bere nygh moche sorowe , that he allone muste stande ayenst them all
: whan he herde alle this grete noyse and crye , he wrastled and plucked so
harde ...
Page 69
Tybert the catte , and he , toke the male of Bellyns necke ; and Bellyn hath so
ferre sayd , and confessyd ; that he therfore was dampned . The clerke Bokart
undyde the male ; and drewe out Kywarts heed ; and said , Alas ! what lettres ben
...
Tybert the catte , and he , toke the male of Bellyns necke ; and Bellyn hath so
ferre sayd , and confessyd ; that he therfore was dampned . The clerke Bokart
undyde the male ; and drewe out Kywarts heed ; and said , Alas ! what lettres ben
...
Page 73
Tho I escaped from hym , I loste myn one ere , and I had foure grete holes in my
heed , of his sharpe nayles , that the blood sprange out ; and that I was nyhe al a
swoun ; but for the grete fere of my lyf I sprange and ran so faste fro hym , that he
...
Tho I escaped from hym , I loste myn one ere , and I had foure grete holes in my
heed , of his sharpe nayles , that the blood sprange out ; and that I was nyhe al a
swoun ; but for the grete fere of my lyf I sprange and ran so faste fro hym , that he
...
Page 99
Bellyn the rame the male agayne , and theryn Kywarts heed . How might ye do a
more reprouable trespass ? Now were ye so hardy to dore to me doo suche a
shame . Is it not euyl don to send to a lorde , his seruaunts heed ? Ye can not
saye ...
Bellyn the rame the male agayne , and theryn Kywarts heed . How might ye do a
more reprouable trespass ? Now were ye so hardy to dore to me doo suche a
shame . Is it not euyl don to send to a lorde , his seruaunts heed ? Ye can not
saye ...
Page 144
Dame Rukenawe the she ape , his aunte , thoughte alway on his prouffyt and
fordele ; and she dyde alle his heer fro the heed to the tayl be shorn of smothe ;
and she annoyted alle his body wyth oyle of olyve . And thenne was his body al
so ...
Dame Rukenawe the she ape , his aunte , thoughte alway on his prouffyt and
fordele ; and she dyde alle his heer fro the heed to the tayl be shorn of smothe ;
and she annoyted alle his body wyth oyle of olyve . And thenne was his body al
so ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 12 Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy Society |
| Author | Percy Society |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 May 2018 |
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