The Poetical Works of Geoffrey ChaucerMoxon, 1851 - 501 psl. |
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... thing , But of a thing that parfit is and stable , Descending so , til it be corrumpable . And therfore of his wise purveyance He hath so wel beset his ordinance , That speces of thinges and progressions Shullen enduren by successions ...
... thing , But of a thing that parfit is and stable , Descending so , til it be corrumpable . And therfore of his wise purveyance He hath so wel beset his ordinance , That speces of thinges and progressions Shullen enduren by successions ...
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... thing Men may not preche and maken tarying . Anon go get us fast into this in A kneding trough or elles a kemelyn , For eche of us ; but loke that they ben large , In which we mowen swimme as in a barge : And have therin vitaille ...
... thing Men may not preche and maken tarying . Anon go get us fast into this in A kneding trough or elles a kemelyn , For eche of us ; but loke that they ben large , In which we mowen swimme as in a barge : And have therin vitaille ...
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... thing , that brent wol be . Thou sayest , right as wormes shende a tre , Right so a wif destroieth hir husbond ; This knowen they that ben to wives bond . Lordings , right thus , as ye han understond , Bare I stifly min old husbondes on ...
... thing , that brent wol be . Thou sayest , right as wormes shende a tre , Right so a wif destroieth hir husbond ; This knowen they that ben to wives bond . Lordings , right thus , as ye han understond , Bare I stifly min old husbondes on ...
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... thing we may nat lightly have , Therafter wol we cry all day and crave . Forbede us thing , and that desiren we ; Prese on us fast , and thanne wol we flee . With danger uttren we all our chaffare ; Gret prees at market maketh dere ware ...
... thing we may nat lightly have , Therafter wol we cry all day and crave . Forbede us thing , and that desiren we ; Prese on us fast , and thanne wol we flee . With danger uttren we all our chaffare ; Gret prees at market maketh dere ware ...
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... thing women loven moste : But he ne coude ariven in no coste , Wher as he mighte find in this matere Two creatures according in fere . Som saiden , women loven best richesse , Som saiden honour , som saiden jolinesse , Som riche array ...
... thing women loven moste : But he ne coude ariven in no coste , Wher as he mighte find in this matere Two creatures according in fere . Som saiden , women loven best richesse , Som saiden honour , som saiden jolinesse , Som riche array ...
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