Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ...Percy society, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 169
... herte glide . What deynté scholde a man have in his lif , For to go love another mannes wif , That hath hir body whan that ever him liketh ? " Aurelius ful often sore siketh ; " Is ther non other grace in you ? " quod he . " No , by ...
... herte glide . What deynté scholde a man have in his lif , For to go love another mannes wif , That hath hir body whan that ever him liketh ? " Aurelius ful often sore siketh ; " Is ther non other grace in you ? " quod he . " No , by ...
Page 170
... herte his pleynt hath he begonne Unto the goddes , and first unto the sonne . He seid , " Apollo , God and governour Of every plante , herbe , tre , and flour , That givest after thy declinacioun To eche of hem his tyme and sesoun , As ...
... herte his pleynt hath he begonne Unto the goddes , and first unto the sonne . He seid , " Apollo , God and governour Of every plante , herbe , tre , and flour , That givest after thy declinacioun To eche of hem his tyme and sesoun , As ...
Page 325
... herte , it him conserveth florischinge in his age but sothly sorweful herte maketh his boones drye . He saith eek thus , that sorwe in herte sleth ful many a Salamon saith , that right as motthes in schepes flees annoyeth the clothes ...
... herte , it him conserveth florischinge in his age but sothly sorweful herte maketh his boones drye . He saith eek thus , that sorwe in herte sleth ful many a Salamon saith , that right as motthes in schepes flees annoyeth the clothes ...
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