 Our vyces to dense; his depared stremes Kyndlynge our hertes wyth the fyry lemes Of moral vertue, as is probable In all hys bokes so swete and profytable. The boke of fame, which is sentencyous, He drewe hym selfe on hys own invencyon; And than the tragidyes...  The Pastime of Pleasure– An Allegorical Poem - 53 psl.autoriai: Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 220 psl.Visos knygos peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 244 psl.
...reflayreth with fayre golden bemes, And after Chaucers all abrode doth shewe, Our vyces to clense; his depared stremes Kyndlynge our hertes wyth the...tales of Caunterbury; Some vertuous, and some glad and mery. / And of Troylus the pytous dolour For his lady Cresyde, full of doublenes, He did bewayle ful... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...reflayreth with fayre golden bemes, And after Chaucers all abrode doth shewe, Our vyces to clense; his depared stremes Kyndlynge our hertes wyth the...tales of Caunterbury; Some vertuous, and some glad and mery. And of Troylus the pytous dolour For his lady Cresyde, full of doublenes, He did bewayle ful... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...clere, Remembre the of the trace and daunce / Of poetes olde wyth all the purveyauncej As motall Gower, whose sentencyous dewe Adowne reflayreth with fayre...sentencyous, He drewe hym selfe on hys own invencyon; i And than the tragidyes so pytous Of the xix. ladyes, was his translacyon; And upon hys ymaginacyon... | |
 | John Milton Berdan - 1920 - 610 psl.
...hand, feels it necessary to give a list of the worEsT — perhaps as a proof that he has read them.2 The boke of fame, which is sentencyous, He drewe hym...tales of Caunterbury; Some vertuous, and some glad and mery. And of Troylus the pytous dolour For his lady Cresyde, full of doublenes, He did bewayle ful... | |
 | John Milton Berdan - 1920 - 602 psl.
...it necessary to give a list of the works,-fperhaps as a proof that he has read them.2' ,' ^< " T\t The boke of fame, which is sentencyous, He drewe hym...selfe on hys own invencyon; And than the tragidyes so pytons Of the xix. ladyes, was his translacyon; And upon hys ymaginacyon He made also the tales of... | |
 | John Milton Berdan - 1920 - 600 psl.
...hand, feels it necessary to give a list of the works,—perhaps as a proof that he has read them. 2 The boke of fame, which is sentencyous, He drewe hym...tales of Caunterbury; Some vertuous, and some glad find mery. And of Troylus the pytous dolour For his lady Cresyde, full of doublenes, He did bewayle... | |
 | William Allan Neilson - 1916 - 462 psl.
...dense; his depared (' stremes Kyndlynge our hertes wyth the fyry lemes ' Of moral vertue, as is prohable In all hys bokes so swete and profytable. The boke...selfe on hys own invencyon; And than the tragidyes so pytons el Of the six. ladyes,s was his translacyon; And upon hys ymaginacyon He made also the tales... | |
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