Chaucer's Poetry: An Anthology for the Modern ReaderRonald Press Company, 1975 - 1167 pages |
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... saye bothe up and down That they were maked for purgacioun Of urine , and oure bothe thinges smale Was eek to knowe a femele from a male , And for noon other cause - saye ye no ? Th'experience woot wel it is nought so . So that the ...
... saye bothe up and down That they were maked for purgacioun Of urine , and oure bothe thinges smale Was eek to knowe a femele from a male , And for noon other cause - saye ye no ? Th'experience woot wel it is nought so . So that the ...
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... saye this , be ye redy with good herte To al my lust , and that I freely may , As me best thinketh , do you laughe or smerte , And nevere ye to grucche it night ne day ? And eek whan I saye ' Ye ' ne saye nat ' Nay , ' Neither by word ...
... saye this , be ye redy with good herte To al my lust , and that I freely may , As me best thinketh , do you laughe or smerte , And nevere ye to grucche it night ne day ? And eek whan I saye ' Ye ' ne saye nat ' Nay , ' Neither by word ...
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... saye you trewely , Macrobeus , that writ the Avisioun In Affrike of the worthy Scipioun , Affermeth dremes , and saith that they been Warning of thinges that men after seen . And ferthermore , I praye you looketh wel In the Olde ...
... saye you trewely , Macrobeus , that writ the Avisioun In Affrike of the worthy Scipioun , Affermeth dremes , and saith that they been Warning of thinges that men after seen . And ferthermore , I praye you looketh wel In the Olde ...
Table des matières
THE CANTERBURY TALES | 5 |
MINOR POEMS | 584 |
Book I Book II | 627 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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