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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

liges; C. lygis. 384. F. hise. Th. P.
in her; _rest om._ in. 387. F. -goddys. 388. F. mote; T. A. Add. _om._
bothe; poore. 389. F. hire estaat. 390. F. poore. 391. F. loo; kynde. T. A.
leoun; F. lyoun. 392. F. offendith. 393. F. tayle. F. fle; C. Tn. A. B. P.
flye. 394. F. esely; A. esily. C. A. genterye; F. gentrye. 396. F. dooth;
best. 397. C. oghte; F. ought. F. ben arest. 399. F. Tn. Th. B. vnto;
_rest_ to. 401. C. P. or; _rest_ of. 402. C. wol; T. ryght; _rest_ ful. F.
foule. 403. C. T. A. if; _rest_ it. 404. C. _om._ But. 405. F. profereth;
P. profreth. 406. F. owen; C. Tn. owene; T. oune. 407. F. oght. 409. F.
dethe lyeth; caas. 410. _All but_ T. _wrongly insert_ to _before_ been.
412. F. kunnyng. 413. F. furthred; Tn. forthred. F. youre. 415. C. makid;
_rest_ made (_line too short_). 425. F. proce; _rest_ prose. 426. F. maade;
lyfe. 427. A. sithen; _rest_ is. F. grete. 429. F. oughte. 430. F. maade;
thinge. 431. F. be; C. A. ben. 435. A. sueren; _rest_ swere to (_less
happily_). C. T. A. as; _which the rest omit_. 436. C. T. A. no; _rest_
neuer. 437. C. T. A. he; _rest om._ F. wol. 438. F. lyfe (_but see l._
434). 439. F. wol; wyfe. 442. C. F. answerede; Th. answerde (_better_). F.
(_only_) _om._ thus. 444. C. knew; F. knewe. 445. C. sith; F. syn. F.
worlde. 446. C. T. A. fond; F. founde. 447. F. ye; _rest_ I. F. wolde; P.
Add. wold_e_; _rest_ wol, wole, woll_e_. 449. C. Th. lyth; Tn. lith; F.
lyeth. F. liste. 451. F. yifte; dooth. 454. P. her; _rest_ here. 455. F.
dovne. 457. C. Tn. T. A. Add. ye; _rest om._ 459. F. Tn. Th. B. P. _all
om._ yeve me (_wrongly_); C. T. A. _retain it_. 461. C. holpyn; Th. holpen;
_rest_ holpe. C. F. Tn. _needlessly insert_ me _after_ put. C. swich (_for_
this). 462. C. trewely; F. trewly. 466. F. oght. _All wrongly omit final_ e
_in_ oght; _and all but_ C. _wrongly insert_ to _before_ blame. 467. F.
spake; Tn. spede; _rest_ speke. 473. F. ben; C. be. 477. C. this at (_for_
that of). 478. F. holde; _all_ the. 480. C. A. and; _rest om._ T. to put
the out of were (_for_ and--here). 481. F. while; yere by yere. 482. F.
most partye. C. lyf (_for_ tyme). 484. C. goode; F. good. F. wymmen; Tn. A.
wommen; C. T. wemen. 485. F. trew. C. leuynge (_error for_ lonynge). 486.
C. false; F. fals. 487. _From_ C.; F. Tn. _omit this line_. 488. F. women;
Tn. wommen. C. Tn. A. B. P. they; F. that. 489. F. youre worlde. 490. F.
the; lovere bee. 491. C. Spek; F. Speke. 493. F. servantez; Tn. seruauntz.
495. F. Goo. C. thyn (_for_ this). 496. F. maade. 497. F. Sheene; Tn. T.
Th. Shene. 502, 503. F. _omits from_ sorer _to_ renneth. C. sorere; T. A.
sorer; _rest_ sore. C. Tn. Th. smerte. C. pete rennyth; Tn. A. pitee
renneth. F. soone. 505. C. answerde; F. answered. C. sere; F. sire; Tn.
sir. 506. F. Tn. B. Na; _rest_ No. F. moore. 508. C. T. A. that; _rest om._
511. C. Tn. grete; F. gret. 512. C. Tn. dayesye; F. daysye. 514. F. eke.
516. F. agayne. 518. F. hire. 519. C. dayes eye; F. daysie. F. owene. 520.
F. weel. 521. C.

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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

liges; C. lygis. 384. F. hise. Th. P.
in her; _rest om._ in. 387. F. -goddys. 388. F. mote; T. A. Add. _om._
bothe; poore. 389. F. hire estaat. 390. F. poore. 391. F. loo; kynde. T. A.
leoun; F. lyoun. 392. F. offendith. 393. F. tayle. F. fle; C. Tn. A. B. P.
flye. 394. F. esely; A. esily. C. A. genterye; F. gentrye. 396. F. dooth;
best. 397. C. oghte; F. ought. F. ben arest. 399. F. Tn. Th. B. vnto;
_rest_ to. 401. C. P. or; _rest_ of. 402. C. wol; T. ryght; _rest_ ful. F.
foule. 403. C. T. A. if; _rest_ it. 404. C. _om._ But. 405. F. profereth;
P. profreth. 406. F. owen; C. Tn. owene; T. oune. 407. F. oght. 409. F.
dethe lyeth; caas. 410. _All but_ T. _wrongly insert_ to _before_ been.
412. F. kunnyng. 413. F. furthred; Tn. forthred. F. youre. 415. C. makid;
_rest_ made (_line too short_). 425. F. proce; _rest_ prose. 426. F. maade;
lyfe. 427. A. sithen; _rest_ is. F. grete. 429. F. oughte. 430. F. maade;
thinge. 431. F. be; C. A. ben. 435. A. sueren; _rest_ swere to (_less
happily_). C. T. A. as; _which the rest omit_. 436. C. T. A. no; _rest_
neuer. 437. C. T. A. he; _rest om._ F. wol. 438. F. lyfe (_but see l._
434). 439. F. wol; wyfe. 442. C. F. answerede; Th. answerde (_better_). F.
(_only_) _om._ thus. 444. C. knew; F. knewe. 445. C. sith; F. syn. F.
worlde. 446. C. T. A. fond; F. founde. 447. F. ye; _rest_ I. F. wolde; P.
Add. wold_e_; _rest_ wol, wole, woll_e_. 449. C. Th. lyth; Tn. lith; F.
lyeth. F. liste. 451. F. yifte; dooth. 454. P. her; _rest_ here. 455. F.
dovne. 457. C. Tn. T. A. Add. ye; _rest om._ 459. F. Tn. Th. B. P. _all
om._ yeve me (_wrongly_); C. T. A. _retain it_. 461. C. holpyn; Th. holpen;
_rest_ holpe. C. F. Tn. _needlessly insert_ me _after_ put. C. swich (_for_
this). 462. C. trewely; F. trewly. 466. F. oght. _All wrongly omit final_ e
_in_ oght; _and all but_ C. _wrongly insert_ to _before_ blame. 467. F.
spake; Tn. spede; _rest_ speke. 473. F. ben; C. be. 477. C. this at (_for_
that of). 478. F. holde; _all_ the. 480. C. A. and; _rest om._ T. to put
the out of were (_for_ and--here). 481. F. while; yere by yere. 482. F.
most partye. C. lyf (_for_ tyme). 484. C. goode; F. good. F. wymmen; Tn. A.
wommen; C. T. wemen. 485. F. trew. C. leuynge (_error for_ lonynge). 486.
C. false; F. fals. 487. _From_ C.; F. Tn. _omit this line_. 488. F. women;
Tn. wommen. C. Tn. A. B. P. they; F. that. 489. F. youre worlde. 490. F.
the; lovere bee. 491. C. Spek; F. Speke. 493. F. servantez; Tn. seruauntz.
495. F. Goo. C. thyn (_for_ this). 496. F. maade. 497. F. Sheene; Tn. T.
Th. Shene. 502, 503. F. _omits from_ sorer _to_ renneth. C. sorere; T. A.
sorer; _rest_ sore. C. Tn. Th. smerte. C. pete rennyth; Tn. A. pitee
renneth. F. soone. 505. C. answerde; F. answered. C. sere; F. sire; Tn.
sir. 506. F. Tn. B. Na; _rest_ No. F. moore. 508. C. T. A. that; _rest om._
511. C. Tn. grete; F. gret. 512. C. Tn. dayesye; F. daysye. 514. F. eke.
516. F. agayne. 518. F. hire. 519. C. dayes eye; F. daysie. F. owene. 520.
F. weel. 521. C.

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