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The fals wolf stode be - hind , He was doggid and ek felle , * Ic am i - com ef grete
kind , Pes thou graunt me , that ou nizt full welle . ' • What hast ido , bel ami , That
thou me so axest pes ? ' • Sire , ' he seid , I nel nozt lie If thou we woldest buer ...
The fals wolf stode be - hind , He was doggid and ek felle , * Ic am i - com ef grete
kind , Pes thou graunt me , that ou nizt full welle . ' • What hast ido , bel ami , That
thou me so axest pes ? ' • Sire , ' he seid , I nel nozt lie If thou we woldest buer ...
Page 103
The man had pyte of hym , and saide , Yf thou promyse to me that thou wilt not
enuenyme me , ne do me none harme ne hurte , I shal helpe the out of this peryl .
The serpente was redy , and swore a grete othe that he , now ne neuer , sholde ...
The man had pyte of hym , and saide , Yf thou promyse to me that thou wilt not
enuenyme me , ne do me none harme ne hurte , I shal helpe the out of this peryl .
The serpente was redy , and swore a grete othe that he , now ne neuer , sholde ...
Page 135
Tho spack Erswynde , the wulfis wyf : Ach felle reynart , no man can kepe hym
self fro the ; thou canst so wel uttre thy wordes and thy falsenes , and treson sette
forth ; but it shall be euyl rewarded in the ende . How broughtest thou me ones in
...
Tho spack Erswynde , the wulfis wyf : Ach felle reynart , no man can kepe hym
self fro the ; thou canst so wel uttre thy wordes and thy falsenes , and treson sette
forth ; but it shall be euyl rewarded in the ende . How broughtest thou me ones in
...
Page 154
Isegrym the wulf said , Ay , theef , how fayn woldest thou be losed and
dyscharged fro me , that here I wel by thy wordes . Were thou now fro me on thy
free feet , thou woldest not sette by me an egge shelle . Though thou
promysedest to me ...
Isegrym the wulf said , Ay , theef , how fayn woldest thou be losed and
dyscharged fro me , that here I wel by thy wordes . Were thou now fro me on thy
free feet , thou woldest not sette by me an egge shelle . Though thou
promysedest to me ...
Page 155
hast here said is but lesyngis and fayned falsenes ; wenest thou thus to deceyue
me . It is longe syth that I knewe the . I am no byrde to be locked ne take by chaf . I
know wel ynowh good corn . O how woldest thou mocke me yf I lete the thus ...
hast here said is but lesyngis and fayned falsenes ; wenest thou thus to deceyue
me . It is longe syth that I knewe the . I am no byrde to be locked ne take by chaf . I
know wel ynowh good corn . O how woldest thou mocke me yf I lete the thus ...
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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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