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9630 9640 But natheles yit had he gret pité That thilke night offenden hir most he
, And thought : “ Alas ! o tendre creature , Now wolde God ye mighte wel endure
Al my corrage , it is so scharp and keene ; I am agast ye schul it not susteene .
9630 9640 But natheles yit had he gret pité That thilke night offenden hir most he
, And thought : “ Alas ! o tendre creature , Now wolde God ye mighte wel endure
Al my corrage , it is so scharp and keene ; I am agast ye schul it not susteene .
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For Goddes love , come fro the tree adoun ; And as I am a kynges doughter trewe
, If that I verrayly the cause knewe Of your disese , if it lay in my might , I wold
amenden it , or that it wer night , 10770 10780 10782 – Or that it were night .
For Goddes love , come fro the tree adoun ; And as I am a kynges doughter trewe
, If that I verrayly the cause knewe Of your disese , if it lay in my might , I wold
amenden it , or that it wer night , 10770 10780 10782 – Or that it were night .
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And eek ther was a polkat in his hawe , That , as he sayde , his capouns had i -
slawe : And said he wold him wreke , if that he might , On vermyn , that destroyed
him by night . Thapotecary answerd : " And thou schalt have A thing that , also ...
And eek ther was a polkat in his hawe , That , as he sayde , his capouns had i -
slawe : And said he wold him wreke , if that he might , On vermyn , that destroyed
him by night . Thapotecary answerd : " And thou schalt have A thing that , also ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Volume 25 of Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy society |
| Author | Percy society |
| Publisher | Percy society, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Feb 2008 |
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