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The kyng atte laste knewe hym , and was not wel payd and sayde : This is Bruyn
the bere my friende ; who hath wounded hym thus ? He is passyng reed on his
heed ; me thynketh he is hurte ynto the deth , where may he have ben ? Therwyth
...
The kyng atte laste knewe hym , and was not wel payd and sayde : This is Bruyn
the bere my friende ; who hath wounded hym thus ? He is passyng reed on his
heed ; me thynketh he is hurte ynto the deth , where may he have ben ? Therwyth
...
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kepe you fro mysaventure . Wyth these wordes he stode up on his afterfeet , and
prayde alle the beestys grete and smal , that wolde be parteners of his pardon ,
that they shold praye for hym ; they sayde that they alle wolde remembre him .
kepe you fro mysaventure . Wyth these wordes he stode up on his afterfeet , and
prayde alle the beestys grete and smal , that wolde be parteners of his pardon ,
that they shold praye for hym ; they sayde that they alle wolde remembre him .
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Bellyn sayde , What dyde Kyward ? me thoughte he cryed after helpe . The foxe
answerd , What saye ye Bellyne ? wene ye that he shold haue Now herke what
he thenne dyde ; whan he were comen in to myn hows ; and Ermelyn , my wyf ...
Bellyn sayde , What dyde Kyward ? me thoughte he cryed after helpe . The foxe
answerd , What saye ye Bellyne ? wene ye that he shold haue Now herke what
he thenne dyde ; whan he were comen in to myn hows ; and Ermelyn , my wyf ...
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But he toke leue first of dame Ermelyn his wyf , and of his chyldren , and sayde :
Thynke not longe , I must goo to the court wyth Grymbert my cosyn ; yf I tarye
somewhat be not aferde ; and yf ye here ony ylle tydyngs , take it alway for the
beste ...
But he toke leue first of dame Ermelyn his wyf , and of his chyldren , and sayde :
Thynke not longe , I must goo to the court wyth Grymbert my cosyn ; yf I tarye
somewhat be not aferde ; and yf ye here ony ylle tydyngs , take it alway for the
beste ...
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Grymbert sayde , Wel , dere eme , what thynge shal you lette . Ye knowe al thyng
at the narewest . Ye shulde brynge me hastely in dotyng , your resons passen my
vnderstandyng . What nede haue ye to shryue you ? ye shulde yourself by right ...
Grymbert sayde , Wel , dere eme , what thynge shal you lette . Ye knowe al thyng
at the narewest . Ye shulde brynge me hastely in dotyng , your resons passen my
vnderstandyng . What nede haue ye to shryue you ? ye shulde yourself by right ...
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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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