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Page xxxii
... covered , and with gloves , as if he were insolently going to challenge his
sovereign to a combat . At length the wolf is allowed to escape , with the
understanding that his skin will be taken care of for him until he thinks proper to
reclaim it xxxii.
... covered , and with gloves , as if he were insolently going to challenge his
sovereign to a combat . At length the wolf is allowed to escape , with the
understanding that his skin will be taken care of for him until he thinks proper to
reclaim it xxxii.
Page 17
After thise wordes tho torned hym Reynart toward his castel , and Lantfert cam
and fonde the bere fast taken in the tree ; thenne ran he faste to his neyghbors
and sayde , Come alle in to my yerde , ther is a beere taken ; the worde anone ...
After thise wordes tho torned hym Reynart toward his castel , and Lantfert cam
and fonde the bere fast taken in the tree ; thenne ran he faste to his neyghbors
and sayde , Come alle in to my yerde , ther is a beere taken ; the worde anone ...
Page 93
And whan he had eten his bely fulle , tho cam Russel , my yongest sone , and
wold haue taken away that was lefte . For yonge chyldren wold alway fayne eten .
And with that he tasted for to haue taken somwhat , the cony smote Russel , to
fore ...
And whan he had eten his bely fulle , tho cam Russel , my yongest sone , and
wold haue taken away that was lefte . For yonge chyldren wold alway fayne eten .
And with that he tasted for to haue taken somwhat , the cony smote Russel , to
fore ...
Page 119
See how the horse brought hym self in thraldom , and was taken in his owne
nette . How may one better be taken than by his owne propre enuye suffre hym
self to be taken and riden ; ther ben many that laboure to hurte other , and they
them ...
See how the horse brought hym self in thraldom , and was taken in his owne
nette . How may one better be taken than by his owne propre enuye suffre hym
self to be taken and riden ; ther ben many that laboure to hurte other , and they
them ...
Page 170
23 ) , that “ by the Danish law he might be taken and hanged upon the spot ,
without accusation or trial . ” P.7 , What skathed it him.- What harmed it him ; from
the Anglo Saxon scethan , to injure , hurt , & c . Ibid . Bylded a cluse.— A cluse is
a ...
23 ) , that “ by the Danish law he might be taken and hanged upon the spot ,
without accusation or trial . ” P.7 , What skathed it him.- What harmed it him ; from
the Anglo Saxon scethan , to injure , hurt , & c . Ibid . Bylded a cluse.— A cluse is
a ...
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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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