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 351
... thanne schul ye kepe you wisely from al such peple as I have sayd bifore , and hem and here counseil eschiewe . And after this , thanne schul ye kepe yow in such manere , that for eny pre- sumpcioun of youre strengthe , that ye despise ...
... thanne schul ye kepe you wisely from al such peple as I have sayd bifore , and hem and here counseil eschiewe . And after this , thanne schul ye kepe yow in such manere , that for eny pre- sumpcioun of youre strengthe , that ye despise ...
Page 376
... Thanne sayde Melibeus : " I schal not conne answere to so many faire resouns as ye putten to me and schewen ; sayeth schortly youre wille and youre counseil , and I am al redy to fulfille and perfourme it . " Thanne dame Prudence ...
... Thanne sayde Melibeus : " I schal not conne answere to so many faire resouns as ye putten to me and schewen ; sayeth schortly youre wille and youre counseil , and I am al redy to fulfille and perfourme it . " Thanne dame Prudence ...
Page 380
... Thanne saide Melibeus , " He is wel worthy to have pardoun and forgevenes of his synne , that excusith not his synne , but knowlecheth and repentith him , axinge indulgence . For Senek saith : Ther is the remissioun and forgevenesse ...
... Thanne saide Melibeus , " He is wel worthy to have pardoun and forgevenes of his synne , that excusith not his synne , but knowlecheth and repentith him , axinge indulgence . For Senek saith : Ther is the remissioun and forgevenesse ...
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