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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 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

Name: 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
Author: Chaucer, Geoffrey

Chaucer, Geoffrey

English poetry -- Middle English, 1100-1500

(_only_) _inserts_ of _after_
Half. [282. C. this; _for_ the.] [286. C. _om._ had.] [287. C. thredde. C.
Wemen ne; _for_ mankynd or.] 247. F. therfore. 248. F. songe. 249. F. Tn.
_omit_. C. Hyd absalon thynne gilte tressis clere. T. A. Th. absolon thy.
250. C. meknesse; F. mekenesse. C. adoun; F. adowne. 252. C. T. P.
Penolope. 253. C. Mak; _rest_ Make. F. youre; Tn. yo_ur_. C. wyfhod; F.
wifhode. 254. F. youre. 255. F. comith (_and in l._ 262). 257. F. tovne; C.
toun. 261. F. Tesbe; C. Tysbe; Tn. A. Th. Tisbe; T. Tisbee. F. Tn. Th. B.
P. of; C. T. A. for. C. swich; F. suche. 263. Th. Hero; MSS. Herro. C. Th.
Laodomya; _rest_ laudomia. 266. C. T. Th. bytrayed. 267. C. soun; F. sovne.
271. F. seyde; Tn. seid. 272. Tn. mow; F. Th. mowe; T. A. may. 274. F.
wole; fire. 276. F. faire; Tn. fair. 279. F. Tn. hadde; T. A. had. F. dede;
Tn. deed. 282. F. Behynde; A. Behynd. 283. F. comyng; Tn. comynge. F.
Nientene; Tn. nyentene; T. A. nyntene. 284. F. habite. 285. F. coome. F.
wymen; T. wemen; Th. B. P. women; A. wom_m_en. 286. F. hadde made. 290. F.
echon. 291. F. wheither (_pronounced_ whe'r). F. non. 293. F. daysie; Tn.
dayesie. 294. F. styten (_miswritten for_ stynten). T. at ones; F. attones.
295. F. knelede dovne. 296. T. A. hele; Tn. heele; F. heel. 297. F. The
(_for_ To); _rest_ To. 298. F. bereth. 299. F. Hire; corowne. F. beryth;
Tn. berth. 301. F. softly; Tn. softely. 303. F. corowne; C. corone. 304. F.
remenan_n_t; C. remenant. 306. F. worde. 308. F. floure. 309. F. Aboode;
Tn. Abood. 310. F. ston. F. last; C. laste. 311. F. hyse eighen. 312. F.
there. 314. F. B. (_only_) _om._ sir. C. cam; F. come. C. ner; F. nere
(_see l._ 318). 315. A. salued; F. salwed; C. salewede. C. her; F. here.
316. F. ovne floure. 317. C. A. For; _rest om._ 318. F. worme; Tn. worm; C.
werm. Tn. neer; F. ner. 319. F. sire. 321. Tn. relik; F. relyke. 322. F.
foo; folke. 323. F. servauntes; Tn. seruauntz. 324. Tn. hindrest; F.
hynderest. 325. F. folke. 326, 327. F. _om. from_ me _to_ serve.  328. F.
pleyne. 329. F. Tn. B. _om._ translated (!); _perhaps read_ translat; _but
see_ l. 425. 330. F. ayeins. 331. F. folke. 332. F. Creseyde; A. Criseide.
F. seyde; the.  335. F. the. 336. T. A. that; _rest om._ 340. Tn. wel; F.
wele. 341. F. Thoo spake. 342. F. youre. 343. A. herknen; C. herkenyn;
_rest_ herken. 348. F. alle. 349. F. Thanne myght; shalle. 350. F. mane
(!). 351. C. There; _rest_ That. F. oughte ben. 352. F. youre courte. 353.
C. Tn. queynte; F. queynt. 354. F. youre; swon (!), _for_ sown. 356. F.
youre. 357. F. Thise. 358. F. B. lauendere.  360. C. hous; F. house. 362.
F. eke parauntere. 363. F. myght. 364. F. B. (_only_) _om._ But. 367. Tn.
som; F. somme. 368. T. vttyrly; A. vtirly; F. Tn. outrely. 371. F. Tn. B.
P. And; _rest_ As. 372. F. Despite. 373. F. shoolde. 374. F. lyke
tirauntez. 376. F. kynge. F. lord ys in; _rest om._ in. 377. F. oght; C.
oughte. F. crewel; B. cruel. 378. F. harme. 379. F. leege; C. Tn. lige; Th.
T. A. B. liege. 382. F. leeges; Tn.

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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 TalesChaucer, Geoffrey

General

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

(_only_) _inserts_ of _after_
Half. [282. C. this; _for_ the.] [286. C. _om._ had.] [287. C. thredde. C.
Wemen ne; _for_ mankynd or.] 247. F. therfore. 248. F. songe. 249. F. Tn.
_omit_. C. Hyd absalon thynne gilte tressis clere. T. A. Th. absolon thy.
250. C. meknesse; F. mekenesse. C. adoun; F. adowne. 252. C. T. P.
Penolope. 253. C. Mak; _rest_ Make. F. youre; Tn. yo_ur_. C. wyfhod; F.
wifhode. 254. F. youre. 255. F. comith (_and in l._ 262). 257. F. tovne; C.
toun. 261. F. Tesbe; C. Tysbe; Tn. A. Th. Tisbe; T. Tisbee. F. Tn. Th. B.
P. of; C. T. A. for. C. swich; F. suche. 263. Th. Hero; MSS. Herro. C. Th.
Laodomya; _rest_ laudomia. 266. C. T. Th. bytrayed. 267. C. soun; F. sovne.
271. F. seyde; Tn. seid. 272. Tn. mow; F. Th. mowe; T. A. may. 274. F.
wole; fire. 276. F. faire; Tn. fair. 279. F. Tn. hadde; T. A. had. F. dede;
Tn. deed. 282. F. Behynde; A. Behynd. 283. F. comyng; Tn. comynge. F.
Nientene; Tn. nyentene; T. A. nyntene. 284. F. habite. 285. F. coome. F.
wymen; T. wemen; Th. B. P. women; A. wom_m_en. 286. F. hadde made. 290. F.
echon. 291. F. wheither (_pronounced_ whe'r). F. non. 293. F. daysie; Tn.
dayesie. 294. F. styten (_miswritten for_ stynten). T. at ones; F. attones.
295. F. knelede dovne. 296. T. A. hele; Tn. heele; F. heel. 297. F. The
(_for_ To); _rest_ To. 298. F. bereth. 299. F. Hire; corowne. F. beryth;
Tn. berth. 301. F. softly; Tn. softely. 303. F. corowne; C. corone. 304. F.
remenan_n_t; C. remenant. 306. F. worde. 308. F. floure. 309. F. Aboode;
Tn. Abood. 310. F. ston. F. last; C. laste. 311. F. hyse eighen. 312. F.
there. 314. F. B. (_only_) _om._ sir. C. cam; F. come. C. ner; F. nere
(_see l._ 318). 315. A. salued; F. salwed; C. salewede. C. her; F. here.
316. F. ovne floure. 317. C. A. For; _rest om._ 318. F. worme; Tn. worm; C.
werm. Tn. neer; F. ner. 319. F. sire. 321. Tn. relik; F. relyke. 322. F.
foo; folke. 323. F. servauntes; Tn. seruauntz. 324. Tn. hindrest; F.
hynderest. 325. F. folke. 326, 327. F. _om. from_ me _to_ serve.  328. F.
pleyne. 329. F. Tn. B. _om._ translated (!); _perhaps read_ translat; _but
see_ l. 425. 330. F. ayeins. 331. F. folke. 332. F. Creseyde; A. Criseide.
F. seyde; the.  335. F. the. 336. T. A. that; _rest om._ 340. Tn. wel; F.
wele. 341. F. Thoo spake. 342. F. youre. 343. A. herknen; C. herkenyn;
_rest_ herken. 348. F. alle. 349. F. Thanne myght; shalle. 350. F. mane
(!). 351. C. There; _rest_ That. F. oughte ben. 352. F. youre courte. 353.
C. Tn. queynte; F. queynt. 354. F. youre; swon (!), _for_ sown. 356. F.
youre. 357. F. Thise. 358. F. B. lauendere.  360. C. hous; F. house. 362.
F. eke parauntere. 363. F. myght. 364. F. B. (_only_) _om._ But. 367. Tn.
som; F. somme. 368. T. vttyrly; A. vtirly; F. Tn. outrely. 371. F. Tn. B.
P. And; _rest_ As. 372. F. Despite. 373. F. shoolde. 374. F. lyke
tirauntez. 376. F. kynge. F. lord ys in; _rest om._ in. 377. F. oght; C.
oughte. F. crewel; B. cruel. 378. F. harme. 379. F. leege; C. Tn. lige; Th.
T. A. B. liege. 382. F. leeges; Tn.

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