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The queene anoon for verray wommanhede 890 Gan for to weepe, and so dide
Emelye, And alle the ladies in the compaignye; Greet pitee was it, as it thoughte
hem alle, That evere swich a chaunce sholde falle, For gen til men they were of ...
The queene anoon for verray wommanhede 890 Gan for to weepe, and so dide
Emelye, And alle the ladies in the compaignye; Greet pitee was it, as it thoughte
hem alle, That evere swich a chaunce sholde falle, For gen til men they were of ...
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But lest that precious folk be with me wroth, How that he wroughte Idar nat to you
telle— Or wheither hire thoughte Paradis or helle. But here I lete hem werken in
hir wise Til evensong roong and that they moste arise. Were it by destinee or by ...
But lest that precious folk be with me wroth, How that he wroughte Idar nat to you
telle— Or wheither hire thoughte Paradis or helle. But here I lete hem werken in
hir wise Til evensong roong and that they moste arise. Were it by destinee or by ...
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But argued with his owene thought, And in his wit disputed faste Why and how
his lif mighte laste, Him thoughte his sorwes were so smerte, And lay so cold
upon his herte. So thurgh his sorwe and hevy thought Made him that he herde
me ...
But argued with his owene thought, And in his wit disputed faste Why and how
his lif mighte laste, Him thoughte his sorwes were so smerte, And lay so cold
upon his herte. So thurgh his sorwe and hevy thought Made him that he herde
me ...
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Table des matières
The Canterbury Tales | 5 |
Law s Tale | 146 |
Ugolino Croesus | 360 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Chaucer's Poetry: An Anthology for the Modern Reader Geoffrey Chaucer,Ethelbert Talbot Donaldson Affichage d'extraits - 1975 |
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