Chaucer's Works, Volume 1 — Romaunt of the Rose; Minor Poems
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- PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY试读
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- Preface
- M. P. I.—1.
- [lxiv]
- Preface
- Book II.
- Part I. Reprinted Matter.
- Part II. Additions by John Stowe.
- Preface
- XIX. XXII.
- VIII. X. XIII. (two copies); XIV. XV. XVIII.
- Preface
- C. Gl. L. Jo.; (b
- Preface
- 10 That whylom mette king Cipioun.
- 30 Right as this dreem wol telle us alle.
- 50 It is fyve yere or more ago;
- 70 Through which the ground to preisen is.
- 60 Qu'ele volt avoir novele robe;
- 80 Por le tens bel et doucereus.
- 90 Chauçai moi et mes mains lavai.
- THE KNOPPES
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- Preface
- 10 N'est pas luite necessaire
- 20 Han take on me a grevous accioun
- 30 Contre moy veulent maintenir;
- 60 Souvent en doy dire heü!
- 80 Myn hele in-to thyn hand al I resigne.
- 85 That he hath in his listes of mischaunce
- II. THE COMPLEYNTE UNTO PITE.
- 25 To whom shal any sorwful herte calle?
- 80 Shal Crueltee be your governeresse?
- Preface
- 20 Not longe tyme to endure
- 95 Such sorwe this lady to her took
- Preface
- 65 That dwelleth in solitude til she come;
- 10 Yet happeth me ful ofte in bokes rede
- 35 Of his sentence I wol you seyn the grete.
- 70 That in this worlde is don of al mankinde.
- Preface
- 40 Thus am I slayn with loves fyry dart.
- 50 And of al this I not to whom me pleyne.
- 75 Thogh that I be unconning and unmete
- 95 And I the most unlykly for to thryve;
- 25 Hoom to his contre-houses is y-come;—
- 45 Lete I this noble prince The seus
- 80 That nature had a Ioye hir to behelde;
- D. Lt. Harl. Cx.
- D. Cx. Lt.);
- D. Cx. here (
- Preface
- 40 With al hir ost the cite for tassaile.
- 79 That to som beter estat he may atteyne.
- 10 For with my deeth the trouthe shal be sene.
- 35 And he is strike out of my bokes clene
- 10 Gret reste stant in litel besinesse;
- XIV. GENTILESSE.
- 15 Vyce may wel be heir to old richesse;
- XV. LAK OF STEDFASTNESSE.
- 28 And wed thy folk agein to stedfastnesse.
- 10 Ne mighte a drope of teres doun escape.
- 30 Lest for thy gilt the wreche of Love procede
- XVII. LENVOY DE CHAUCER A BUKTON.
- 32 In fredom; for ful hard is to be bonde.
- 10 Plus que nulz homs ne saroit deviser.
- 20 Si liement qu'on ne l'en doit blasmer.
- 50 Pour moy getter hors des amoureux las;
- 75 Direct after my litel suffisaunce.
- 70 C'est jeunesce sachant et savoureuse.
- 5 Me were as leef be leyd up-on my bere;
- 20 But yit I pray un-to your curtesye:
- 5 Of al this world the wyde compas
- 5 Ye can not love ful half yeer in a place;
- 40 Though swich a wrecche as I be for hir deed;
- 90 And yit wol I [for] evermore her serve
- XXIII. A BALADE OF COMPLEYNT.
- 15 Beseching yow in my most humble wyse
- Preface
- M. E. and in Anglo-French.
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- Preface
- M. Sandras points out some
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