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Page 109
Now wol I speke of woful Damyan , That languyssheth for love , as ye schuln here
; Therfore I speke to him in this manere . I say , “ O sely Damyan , allas ! Answere
to my demaunde , as in this caas , How schaltow to thy lady , freissche May ...
Now wol I speke of woful Damyan , That languyssheth for love , as ye schuln here
; Therfore I speke to him in this manere . I say , “ O sely Damyan , allas ! Answere
to my demaunde , as in this caas , How schaltow to thy lady , freissche May ...
Page 121
Why speke ye thus ? but men ben ever untrewe , And wommen han reproef of
yow ever newe . Ye have noon other contenaunce , I leve , But speke to us as of
untrust and repreve . ” 10080 10090 And with that word sche saugh wher
Damyan ...
Why speke ye thus ? but men ben ever untrewe , And wommen han reproef of
yow ever newe . Ye have noon other contenaunce , I leve , But speke to us as of
untrust and repreve . ” 10080 10090 And with that word sche saugh wher
Damyan ...
Page 346
My lord , ” quod sche , “ I byseke yow in al humblesce , that ye wil not wilfully
repplye ageinst my re souns , ne distempre youre herte , though I say or speke
thing that yow displesith ; for God woot that , as in myn entent , I speke it for youre
...
My lord , ” quod sche , “ I byseke yow in al humblesce , that ye wil not wilfully
repplye ageinst my re souns , ne distempre youre herte , though I say or speke
thing that yow displesith ; for God woot that , as in myn entent , I speke it for youre
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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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