Chaucer's Works, Volume 3 — The House of Fame; The Legend of Good Women; The Treatise on the Astrolabe; The Sources of the Canterbury TalesChaucer, Geoffrey
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Chaucer's Works, Volume 3 — The House of Fame; The Legend of Good Women; The Treatise on the Astrolabe; The Sources of the Canterbury Tales
Chaucer, Geoffrey
English poetry -- Middle English, 1100-1500
1. T. C. A. have I herd; _rest_ I have herd. F. B. P. _om._ men; _the rest
have it_. 2. F. B. (_only_) _om._ That. 5. F. T. is; _rest_ nis. 6. F. Tn.
Th. B. P. _ins. 2nd_ in _before_ helle; T. A. _om._ 8. F. seyde. 13. F.
-selfe; dooth. 14. F. sooth. 16. F. monke; all. 18. F. ben. 20. C. Yeuyn
(_for_ Yeve). 23. F. sondry. 25. F. awey; C. Tn. A. aweye. 26. F. Y-lorne;
C. I-loryn; P. I-lore. F. key; C. Tn. A. keye. 27. F. ought; thanne. 28. F.
there; noon. 29. F. though. A. Th. P. can; T. con; F. Tn. konne. 31. F.
yiue; _rest_ yeue. 33. F. hertly; Tn. Th. B. hertely; T. hertyly; A.
hertfully. 36. Tn. A. Th. month; B. P. moneth; F. monethe. 39. C. Th.
Farwel; F. Faire wel. F. boke. 40. F. thanne. F. B. suche a; T. Th. eke
thys; A. lo this; Tn. ek; P. eke a. 41. F. al. 42. F. Thanne; thise. 43. C.
Swyche; F. Suche. F. her (_for_ our); _rest_ our. 44. F. grete. 45. C.
wha_n_; F. whanne. 47. F. vppe. 48. F. floure ayein. 49. F. vprysith. 50.
_All_ sight: _read_ sighte. 52. A. all maner; Add. hit all_e_ maner; Th.
all_e_; F. Th. it al; Tn. B. it all_e_; P. it alle. 53. Tn. T. all_e_; F.
al (_wrongly_). 54. F. vertue. 55. F. faire; fressh. 57. F. hert; Tn.
herte. 61. F. evere. 64. F. Hire. 66. F. englyssh. 68. F. konnyng. 69. F.
sentment; _rest_ sentement. 70. F. case. _All_ oght, ought (_wrongly_);
_read_ oghte. 72. F. Whethir; _read_ Whe'r. 73. F. -biforne. 74. F.
makynge; corne. 79. F. fressh_e_; A. fresche; Th. fresshe. F. sayede; Tn.
said. 80. F. euele apayede; Tn. euyll_e_ a-paid. 82. F. eke; Tn. ek. 83. F.
witte; Tn. wit. 84. F. clerenesse; Tn. clernesse. 85. F. ledyth. 86. _All_
hert. F. sorwfull; dredith. 88. F. witte; Tn. wyt. F. not thing (_over
erasure_); _rest_ nothyng. 89. F. worde. F. werkes; Tn. werk_es_; T. werke;
A. werk. F. youre. Tn. bonde; F. bond. 90. Tn. honde; F. hond. 92. F. oute.
Th. B. herte; _rest_ hert. 93. F. pleyn; Tn. pleyne. 94. F. souereyn; Tn.
souereyne. 95. F. erthely; yowe. 96. A. B. in my; _rest omit 2nd_ in. 97.
F. wherfore. A. spak; F. spake. 100. Tn. Th. B. P. men; A. ma_n_; T. they;
F. _om._ F. eighe. 101. Tn. whan; F. whanne. 102. F. (_only_) _om._ al. T.
A. at ones; Tn. atones; F. attones. 103. F. trusteth (!); A. B. thrustith;
Tn. Th. P. thursteth. 104. F. fressh. 105. F. Tn. A. B. P. gledy; T. glad;
Th. gredy. 106. F. feele yet the fire. 108. F. _om._ this. 109. F. hert.
111. F. _om._ that. 112. F. Agayne. F. rede; _better_ reed, _as in_ Th.
114. F. doghtre. 115. F. dovne; knes anoon ryght. 116. F. koude. F.
fressh_e_; A. fresche. 118. Tn. T. smale; F. smal. 120. F. suetnesse. 124.
A. eke _rest omit_. F. beaute. F. (_only_) of (_for_ alle). 125. F. estate;
C. Tn. estat. 126. F. wynter. F. B. hem; _rest_ him. C. mat; Tn. maat;
_rest_ mate. 127. F. colde. 128. Th. the atempre; Tn. A. B. the attempre;
F. thatempre; P. the a-tempred. F. all_e_. 131. C. T. A. from; _rest_ of.
F. nette; C. Tn. net. 132. Tn. T. A. fouler; F. foweler. 133. F. hadde;
broode. 134. F. dispite; C. dispit. F. goode; C. good. 135. C.
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