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And the fox , that lither grome , With the wolf i - wreiid was , To - for har lord hi
schold come To amend har trepas . And so men didde that seli asse , That
trepasid nozt , no did no gilte , With ham bothe i - wreiid was , And in the ditement
was i ...
And the fox , that lither grome , With the wolf i - wreiid was , To - for har lord hi
schold come To amend har trepas . And so men didde that seli asse , That
trepasid nozt , no did no gilte , With ham bothe i - wreiid was , And in the ditement
was i ...
Page 106
Reynard said , My lord , it is not possyble to yeue a trewe sentence after theyr
wordes , for in here sayeng ben ofte lesynges . But and yf I myght see the serpent
in the same paryl and nede that he was in , whan the man loosed hym , and ...
Reynard said , My lord , it is not possyble to yeue a trewe sentence after theyr
wordes , for in here sayeng ben ofte lesynges . But and yf I myght see the serpent
in the same paryl and nede that he was in , whan the man loosed hym , and ...
Page 107
Thus the foxe wysely kepte your noble honour and worship , as a triewe seruant
is bounde to doo to his lord . Wher hath the beer or the wulf don euer to yow so
moche worship ? They conne wel huylen , and blasen , stele and robbe , and ete
...
Thus the foxe wysely kepte your noble honour and worship , as a triewe seruant
is bounde to doo to his lord . Wher hath the beer or the wulf don euer to yow so
moche worship ? They conne wel huylen , and blasen , stele and robbe , and ete
...
Page 128
Thenne said I , My lord yf it plese yow I wyll goo wyth hym . I wote wel what ye
saide . . I wente wyth hym , he bledde and groned as sore as he was al softly . He
durst not crye lowde . We wente so ferre that we brought a calf . And whan ye ...
Thenne said I , My lord yf it plese yow I wyll goo wyth hym . I wote wel what ye
saide . . I wente wyth hym , he bledde and groned as sore as he was al softly . He
durst not crye lowde . We wente so ferre that we brought a calf . And whan ye ...
Page 156
Thenne were Ysegrym's frendes al ful of sorowe , and wente al wepyng vnto
theyr lord the kynge , and prayde hym that he wold doo sece the batayll , and
take it vp in to his handes . The kynge graunted it , and thenne wente the kepars
of the ...
Thenne were Ysegrym's frendes al ful of sorowe , and wente al wepyng vnto
theyr lord the kynge , and prayde hym that he wold doo sece the batayll , and
take it vp in to his handes . The kynge graunted it , and thenne wente the kepars
of the ...
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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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