 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 242 psl.
...may never cease; Wo worth youth that wyll not pitie have; Wo worth her that wyll not her love save; k Wo worth the trust without assuraunce; Wo worth love...myght, To La Belle Pucell for to take his flyght. t So did Cupyde with the letter flye Unto La Belle Pucelles dominacion, There that he spedde full well... | |
 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 242 psl.
...goodlynes; Wo worth her eyes so clere and amyable; Wo worth such cause of my great sicknes; Wo worth pile on her not tendable; Wo worth her minde in disdayne...flyght. So did Cupyde with the letter flye Unto La Belle Pucelles dominacion, There that he spedde full well and wonderly, As I shall after make relacion. But... | |
 | Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 256 psl.
...now: How your true love is of age but tendre, His umble service we pray you alow: And he him sclfe evermore emprowe, You for to please and give the soveraynte,...flyght. So did Cupyde with the letter flye Unto La Belle Pucelles dominacion, There that he spedde full well and wonderly, As I shall after make relacion. But... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...he, without ye take good hede, If it so be ye be cause of the same, For love with deth wyll ye jeward his mede? And if ye do ye be to muche to blame. To...and to her did call Cupyde her sonne, so dere and special!, Commaunding him, as fast as he myght, To La Belle Pucell for to take his flyght. So did Cupyde... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 244 psl.
...pray you to remembre All that I wryte unto you right now: How your true love is of age but teudre, His umble service we pray you alow: And he him selfe...flyght. So did Cupyde with the letter flye Unto La Belle Pucelles dominacion, There that he spedde full well and wonderly, As I shall after make relacion. But... | |
 | Friedrich Zander - 1905 - 120 psl.
...zu ermutigen. Dieser Brief wird feierlich versiegelt und als Datum wird der 22. September genannt.2 „Under our Signet, in our court ryall, Of September...the letter, and to her did call Cupyde her sonne" etc. Als letzter Zeitpunkt lässt sich endlich der Beginn vonGr. A.'s. Kampf mitdem dreiköpfigen Riesen... | |
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Wo worth her maners and her goodlynes; Wo worth her eyes so clere and amyable; Wo worth such cause of my great sicknes; Wo worth pite on her not tendable; Wo worth her minde in disdayne so stable; Wo worth her that hath me fettered fast; And wo worth... 