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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

707. tovne; queene. 710. tovne. 711. grete. 712. C. nygh; F. neigh. 714.
grette. 715. C. hadde; F. had (_so in l._ 717). 716. C. Tn. Th. of; _rest
om._ 717. Tn. doghter; F. doghtre. 718. esteward; worlde. 719. eueryche.
722. C. been; F. ben. 723. Tn. som; C. sum; F. somme. 724. C. Tn. yonge; F.
yong. 725. _All but_ C. _om._ And. Tn. A. Tisbe; C. Th. Tysbe; F. B. Tesbe;
T. Thesbe. maide. 726. C. report; F. reporte. 727. C. wex, wex; F. T. wex,
wax; Tn. wox, wax; B. wox, wox. 729. C. Tn. bitwixe; F. betwex. 730. nold.
731. booth; soore. 733. Tn. priuely; F. preuely. 734. C. sleyghte; F.
sleight. A. speken; Tn. T. Th. spaken; F. C. spoken. Tn. som; F. somme. C.
desyr; F. desire. 735. C. wry; F. Tn. wre. glede. C. fyr; F. fire. 736.
woode. 737. bitwixe; stoode. 738. a-twoo; adovne. 740. C. clyfte; F. clyft.
741. C. A. nas; _rest_ was. C. sene; F. seene. deere. 743. twoo. 745. C.
soun; F. sovne. 746. leete. 747. while. C. stode; F. stoden. 748. woo. 749.
soo. 750. F. the; _rest_ that. wale. 751. Tesbe. 752. swoote sovne. 754. C.
wal; F. walle. threete. 755. dovne. C. Tn. I-bete; F. y-bette. 756. C. Tn.
wal; F. walle. 757. Thurgh. C. Tn. al; F. alle. 758. C. nylt thou; F.
nyltow. 759. A. Th. B. leste; C. laste; F. leest. 760. let; meete. 761.
oones; myght; sweete. 762. oure. 763. the. 765. Tn. Our; F. Or (!). thurgh;
ek. 766. C. oughte; F. oght. the; apayede. 767. sayde. 768. walle. C.
kysse; F. kyssen. 769. foorth. 770. F. Alle; _rest_ And. T. A. euyn-tyde;
Th. euentyde; C. F. Tn. B. euetyde. 771. espyede. 772. C. wroughte; F.
wroght. 775. dewe. 777. F. Come; Tn. Com (_twice_). Tesbe. 778. C. fey; F.
faye. 779. steele awaye (C. awey). 780. euerychone. 781. gone. 782.
feeldes; broode. 783. meete. 786. C. Idolys; F. ydoyles. F. heriode (!).
787. thoo; feeldes; beriede. 788. C. Tn. faste; F. fast. 790. couenaunt.
792. F. (_only_) _om._ goon. 793. F. Tn. B. _om._ hath; greete. 794. F. Had
(!); _rest_ And. grete lykynge. 795. C. myghte; F. myght. 796. stale. A.
priuely; F. prevely. 802. gooth; goode paas. 803. caas. 804. a-downe. 805.
Tn. comth; F. comith. 806. woode. 807. strangelynge. 812. moone; saugh.
813. ranne. 814. tooke; hede; soore. 815. eke. T. of; _rest om._ 816. C.
sit; F. sytte 817. T. leones; F. lyonesse. 821. don. 822. woode. 824. home.
825. moone shoone; well. 826. C. weye; F. wey. C. com; F. come. 827. Hise
eighen; adovne. 828. behelde a-dovne. 829. broode. T. leoun; F. lyoune.
832. Tn. neer; C. ner; F. nere. C. Tn. com; F. come. C. fond; F. founde. C.
torn; F. torne. 833. C. born; F. borne. 834. oo; wole; boothe. 836. slayne.
837. C. as; _rest om._ 839. F. a; _rest_ as. 840. slowe. 841. yee. 843. F.
T. B. _om._ he. _All_ renten (rente, rent) _wrongly; read_ renden. 846.
_From_ C. (_which has_ wep _for_ weep); F. _om. this line_. 848. feele;
blode. 849. bledynge; Tesbe. 852. Tn. Th. conduyt; F. conduyte; C. A.
condit. 853. C. wiste nat of this; F. wyst nat this. 854. C. thoughte; F.
thought. 855. F. B. _om._ hit. 856. C. I-fynde; F.

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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

707. tovne; queene. 710. tovne. 711. grete. 712. C. nygh; F. neigh. 714.
grette. 715. C. hadde; F. had (_so in l._ 717). 716. C. Tn. Th. of; _rest
om._ 717. Tn. doghter; F. doghtre. 718. esteward; worlde. 719. eueryche.
722. C. been; F. ben. 723. Tn. som; C. sum; F. somme. 724. C. Tn. yonge; F.
yong. 725. _All but_ C. _om._ And. Tn. A. Tisbe; C. Th. Tysbe; F. B. Tesbe;
T. Thesbe. maide. 726. C. report; F. reporte. 727. C. wex, wex; F. T. wex,
wax; Tn. wox, wax; B. wox, wox. 729. C. Tn. bitwixe; F. betwex. 730. nold.
731. booth; soore. 733. Tn. priuely; F. preuely. 734. C. sleyghte; F.
sleight. A. speken; Tn. T. Th. spaken; F. C. spoken. Tn. som; F. somme. C.
desyr; F. desire. 735. C. wry; F. Tn. wre. glede. C. fyr; F. fire. 736.
woode. 737. bitwixe; stoode. 738. a-twoo; adovne. 740. C. clyfte; F. clyft.
741. C. A. nas; _rest_ was. C. sene; F. seene. deere. 743. twoo. 745. C.
soun; F. sovne. 746. leete. 747. while. C. stode; F. stoden. 748. woo. 749.
soo. 750. F. the; _rest_ that. wale. 751. Tesbe. 752. swoote sovne. 754. C.
wal; F. walle. threete. 755. dovne. C. Tn. I-bete; F. y-bette. 756. C. Tn.
wal; F. walle. 757. Thurgh. C. Tn. al; F. alle. 758. C. nylt thou; F.
nyltow. 759. A. Th. B. leste; C. laste; F. leest. 760. let; meete. 761.
oones; myght; sweete. 762. oure. 763. the. 765. Tn. Our; F. Or (!). thurgh;
ek. 766. C. oughte; F. oght. the; apayede. 767. sayde. 768. walle. C.
kysse; F. kyssen. 769. foorth. 770. F. Alle; _rest_ And. T. A. euyn-tyde;
Th. euentyde; C. F. Tn. B. euetyde. 771. espyede. 772. C. wroughte; F.
wroght. 775. dewe. 777. F. Come; Tn. Com (_twice_). Tesbe. 778. C. fey; F.
faye. 779. steele awaye (C. awey). 780. euerychone. 781. gone. 782.
feeldes; broode. 783. meete. 786. C. Idolys; F. ydoyles. F. heriode (!).
787. thoo; feeldes; beriede. 788. C. Tn. faste; F. fast. 790. couenaunt.
792. F. (_only_) _om._ goon. 793. F. Tn. B. _om._ hath; greete. 794. F. Had
(!); _rest_ And. grete lykynge. 795. C. myghte; F. myght. 796. stale. A.
priuely; F. prevely. 802. gooth; goode paas. 803. caas. 804. a-downe. 805.
Tn. comth; F. comith. 806. woode. 807. strangelynge. 812. moone; saugh.
813. ranne. 814. tooke; hede; soore. 815. eke. T. of; _rest om._ 816. C.
sit; F. sytte 817. T. leones; F. lyonesse. 821. don. 822. woode. 824. home.
825. moone shoone; well. 826. C. weye; F. wey. C. com; F. come. 827. Hise
eighen; adovne. 828. behelde a-dovne. 829. broode. T. leoun; F. lyoune.
832. Tn. neer; C. ner; F. nere. C. Tn. com; F. come. C. fond; F. founde. C.
torn; F. torne. 833. C. born; F. borne. 834. oo; wole; boothe. 836. slayne.
837. C. as; _rest om._ 839. F. a; _rest_ as. 840. slowe. 841. yee. 843. F.
T. B. _om._ he. _All_ renten (rente, rent) _wrongly; read_ renden. 846.
_From_ C. (_which has_ wep _for_ weep); F. _om. this line_. 848. feele;
blode. 849. bledynge; Tesbe. 852. Tn. Th. conduyt; F. conduyte; C. A.
condit. 853. C. wiste nat of this; F. wyst nat this. 854. C. thoughte; F.
thought. 855. F. B. _om._ hit. 856. C. I-fynde; F.

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