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... ther ne bleef nether man ne wyf , but alle ranne theder as fast as they coude ,
everyche wyth his wepen ; some wyth a staf , some wyth a rake , some wyth a
brome , some wyth a stake of the hegghe and some wyth a flayel , and the preest
of ...
... ther ne bleef nether man ne wyf , but alle ranne theder as fast as they coude ,
everyche wyth his wepen ; some wyth a staf , some wyth a rake , some wyth a
brome , some wyth a stake of the hegghe and some wyth a flayel , and the preest
of ...
Page 150
I wold I myght see suche a bataylle : that one was wyly and that other was
stronge ; that one faught wyth strengthe and that other wyth subtylte . The wulf
was angry that the foxe endured so longe ayenst hym . Yf his formest feet had
ben hole ...
I wold I myght see suche a bataylle : that one was wyly and that other was
stronge ; that one faught wyth strengthe and that other wyth subtylte . The wulf
was angry that the foxe endured so longe ayenst hym . Yf his formest feet had
ben hole ...
Page 151
The foxe defended hym faste wyth his clawes , as he laye vpward wyth his feet ;
and gaf hym many a clope . The wulf durste not wyth his feet doo hym moche
harme , but wyth his teeth snatched at hym as he wold have byten hym . Whan
the ...
The foxe defended hym faste wyth his clawes , as he laye vpward wyth his feet ;
and gaf hym many a clope . The wulf durste not wyth his feet doo hym moche
harme , but wyth his teeth snatched at hym as he wold have byten hym . Whan
the ...
Page 164
HOW THE FOXE WYTH HIS FRENDIS AND LIGNAGE DEPARTED NOBLY FRO
THE KYNGE , AND WENTE TO HIS CASTEL MALLEPERDUYS . CAPITULO
XLIIJ . REYNART the foxe toke his leue honestly of the kynge and of the quene ,
and ...
HOW THE FOXE WYTH HIS FRENDIS AND LIGNAGE DEPARTED NOBLY FRO
THE KYNGE , AND WENTE TO HIS CASTEL MALLEPERDUYS . CAPITULO
XLIIJ . REYNART the foxe toke his leue honestly of the kynge and of the quene ,
and ...
Page 165
... though they haue no rede berdes , yet ther ben founden mo foxes now than
euer were here to fore . The rightwys people ben al loste , trouthe and
rightwysnes ben exyled , and fordriuen , and for them ben abyden wyth vs
couetyse , falshede ...
... though they haue no rede berdes , yet ther ben founden mo foxes now than
euer were here to fore . The rightwys people ben al loste , trouthe and
rightwysnes ben exyled , and fordriuen , and for them ben abyden wyth vs
couetyse , falshede ...
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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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