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... saidë , was our Lady's veil : He said , he had a gobbet 24 of the sail That Saintë Peter had , when that he went Upon the sea , till Jesus Christ him hent.25 He had a cross of latoun 26 full of stones , And in a glass he haddë piggë's ...
... saidë , was our Lady's veil : He said , he had a gobbet 24 of the sail That Saintë Peter had , when that he went Upon the sea , till Jesus Christ him hent.25 He had a cross of latoun 26 full of stones , And in a glass he haddë piggë's ...
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... saidë thus ; " Now , lordingës , truly Ye be to me welcome right heartily : For by my troth , if that I shall not lie , I saw not this year such a company At once in this herberow , as is now . Fain would I do you mirth , an7 I wist how ...
... saidë thus ; " Now , lordingës , truly Ye be to me welcome right heartily : For by my troth , if that I shall not lie , I saw not this year such a company At once in this herberow , as is now . Fain would I do you mirth , an7 I wist how ...
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... saidë , " Cousin mine , what aileth thee , That art so pale and deadly for to see ? Why cried'st thou ? who hath thee done offence ? For Godde's love , take all in patience Our prison , for it may none other be . Fortune hath giv'n us ...
... saidë , " Cousin mine , what aileth thee , That art so pale and deadly for to see ? Why cried'st thou ? who hath thee done offence ? For Godde's love , take all in patience Our prison , for it may none other be . Fortune hath giv'n us ...
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... saidë that he hight . Now in the crop , and now down in the. Engender'd of humoúrs melancholic , Before his head in his cell fantastic.1 And shortly turned was all upside down , Both habit and eke dispositioún , Of him , this woful lover ...
... saidë that he hight . Now in the crop , and now down in the. Engender'd of humoúrs melancholic , Before his head in his cell fantastic.1 And shortly turned was all upside down , Both habit and eke dispositioún , Of him , this woful lover ...
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... saidë thus ; " By God that sitt'th above , N'ere it3 that thou art sick , and wood for love , And eke that thou no weap'n hast in this place , Thou should'st never out of this grovë pace , That thou ne shouldest dien of mine hand . For ...
... saidë thus ; " By God that sitt'th above , N'ere it3 that thou art sick , and wood for love , And eke that thou no weap'n hast in this place , Thou should'st never out of this grovë pace , That thou ne shouldest dien of mine hand . For ...
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adown Anglo-Saxon anon Archimago Artegall beast bliss blood Britomart brought Canterbury Tales certes Chaucer counsel Court of Love Cressida cruel Dame daughter dear death doth dread Elfin Knight ellës ev'ry evermore eyen eyes Faerie Queen Faery fair false farforth fast fear Florimell flow'r foul gentle Godde's gold goodly grace Guyon hand hast hath heard heart heartë heav'nly heaven hight honour House of Fame king knight Knight's Tale lady living lord mannére mighty naught never nigh noble pain Pandarus poet pray Prince Queen quoth saidë Saint saith sayn seem'd shalt shame shield shouldë sight slain soon sore sorrow spake Spenser sweet tale tell tellë thee Therewith Theseus thine thing thou thought Troilus Troilus and Cressida unto Venus ween wife wight wise withoutë wont word wordës wouldë