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Have paciens and resoun in your mynde , I have yow holpen on bothe your eyen
blynde . 10227 _ In some late MSS . , and in the printed editions , several lines of
obscene ribaldry are added here and in the subsequent parts of the tale ; but ...
Have paciens and resoun in your mynde , I have yow holpen on bothe your eyen
blynde . 10227 _ In some late MSS . , and in the printed editions , several lines of
obscene ribaldry are added here and in the subsequent parts of the tale ; but ...
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13 Whan dame Prudence , ful debonerly and with gret pacience , hadde herd al
that hir housbonde liked for to seye , thanne axed sche of him licence for to speke
, and sayde in this wise : “ My lord , ” quod sche , “ as to youre firste resoun ...
13 Whan dame Prudence , ful debonerly and with gret pacience , hadde herd al
that hir housbonde liked for to seye , thanne axed sche of him licence for to speke
, and sayde in this wise : “ My lord , ” quod sche , “ as to youre firste resoun ...
Page 345
Now is it tyme and resoun that I schewe yow whanne , and wherfore , that ye may
chaunge youre counseil withouten reproef . Sothly , a man may chaunge his
purpos and his counseil , if the cause cesseth , or whan a newe cause bytydeth .
Now is it tyme and resoun that I schewe yow whanne , and wherfore , that ye may
chaunge youre counseil withouten reproef . Sothly , a man may chaunge his
purpos and his counseil , if the cause cesseth , or whan a newe cause bytydeth .
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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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