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Page 72
Ther was the moste joye , and myrthe , that euer was seen emonge beestis . Ther
was daunsed manerly the houe daunce with shalmouse , trompettis , and alle
maner of menestraylsye . The kynge dyde do ordeyne , so moche mete , that ...
Ther was the moste joye , and myrthe , that euer was seen emonge beestis . Ther
was daunsed manerly the houe daunce with shalmouse , trompettis , and alle
maner of menestraylsye . The kynge dyde do ordeyne , so moche mete , that ...
Page 88
And many ben ther that be so plompe and folisshe , that whan they wene beste to
prononce and shewe their mater and conclude , they falle besyde and oute therof
, and can not thenne helpe hem self , and leue theyr mater wythout tayl or ...
And many ben ther that be so plompe and folisshe , that whan they wene beste to
prononce and shewe their mater and conclude , they falle besyde and oute therof
, and can not thenne helpe hem self , and leue theyr mater wythout tayl or ...
Page 108
I wolde an other had sayde that , ther sholde thenne suche wrake be taken therof
, that hym myght growle that euer he sawe hym . But , my lorde , we wyl forbere
you . Ye maye saye your playsir , and also I saye it not by yow . Were ther ony ...
I wolde an other had sayde that , ther sholde thenne suche wrake be taken therof
, that hym myght growle that euer he sawe hym . But , my lorde , we wyl forbere
you . Ye maye saye your playsir , and also I saye it not by yow . Were ther ony ...
Page 137
Thenne said I , Goo therin , and loke yf ther be ony thyng ther for us ; I wote wel
ther is somwhat . Tho said he , Cosyn , I wolde not crepe in to that hole for twenty
pound , but I wist fyrst what is therin ; me thynketh that ther is some perylous
thyng ...
Thenne said I , Goo therin , and loke yf ther be ony thyng ther for us ; I wote wel
ther is somwhat . Tho said he , Cosyn , I wolde not crepe in to that hole for twenty
pound , but I wist fyrst what is therin ; me thynketh that ther is some perylous
thyng ...
Page 167
The foxe and his frendis wente so longe to gydre that they camen to his burgh to
Maleperduys ; ther they alle toke leue , eche of other , wyth fayr and courtoys
wordes . Reynard dyde to them grete reuerence , and thanked them alle frendly ,
of ...
The foxe and his frendis wente so longe to gydre that they camen to his burgh to
Maleperduys ; ther they alle toke leue , eche of other , wyth fayr and courtoys
wordes . Reynard dyde to them grete reuerence , and thanked them alle frendly ,
of ...
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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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