Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer: Canterbury tales.- v. 3. Troylus and Cryseyde, etc.-v. 4. Romaunt of the rose, etcG. Bell, 1885 |
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... FOULES . 253 351 351 CHAUCERES A. B. C. , CALLED LA PRIERE DE NOSTRE DAME 384 • THE BOKE OF THE DUCHESSE ; OR THE DETHE OF BLANCHE 394 OF QUENE ANELYDA AND FALSE ARCYTE 438 THE HOUSE OF FAME 451 • POEMS OF GEOFFREY CHAUCER . The ...
... FOULES . 253 351 351 CHAUCERES A. B. C. , CALLED LA PRIERE DE NOSTRE DAME 384 • THE BOKE OF THE DUCHESSE ; OR THE DETHE OF BLANCHE 394 OF QUENE ANELYDA AND FALSE ARCYTE 438 THE HOUSE OF FAME 451 • POEMS OF GEOFFREY CHAUCER . The ...
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... foule feend him quelle ! For never herafter wol I with him meete For peny ne for pound , I wol byheete . He that me broughte first unto that game , Er that he deye , sorwe have he and schame ! For it is ernest ' to me , by my faith ...
... foule feend him quelle ! For never herafter wol I with him meete For peny ne for pound , I wol byheete . He that me broughte first unto that game , Er that he deye , sorwe have he and schame ! For it is ernest ' to me , by my faith ...
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... foule feend him fecche ! ) Out of his bosom took a bechen cole , In which ful subtilly was maad an hole , And therin put was of silver lymayle An unce , and stopped was withoute fayle The hole with wex , to kepe the lymail in . And ...
... foule feend him fecche ! ) Out of his bosom took a bechen cole , In which ful subtilly was maad an hole , And therin put was of silver lymayle An unce , and stopped was withoute fayle The hole with wex , to kepe the lymail in . And ...
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... Foules . 4 See vol . i . p . 100 , note 2. A ram or he - goat appears to have been the prize at rustic contests from the earliest times . To such pastoral games Horace traces the origin of the Greek tragedy , and derives the name itself ...
... Foules . 4 See vol . i . p . 100 , note 2. A ram or he - goat appears to have been the prize at rustic contests from the earliest times . To such pastoral games Horace traces the origin of the Greek tragedy , and derives the name itself ...
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... foule stynkith , That scheweth eek thou art nought wel disposid ; Of me certeyn thou schalt nought ben i - glosed . Se how he ganith , lo ! this dronken wight ! As though he wolde swolwe us anoon right . Hold clos thy mouth , man , by ...
... foule stynkith , That scheweth eek thou art nought wel disposid ; Of me certeyn thou schalt nought ben i - glosed . Se how he ganith , lo ! this dronken wight ! As though he wolde swolwe us anoon right . Hold clos thy mouth , man , by ...
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