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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

1370. A. T. Add. tender; _rest repeat_ gentil. C. _has_ tendere wemen
gentil. 1373. A. C. farced; F. Tn. Th. farsed; B. forsed; P. filled; T.
v_er_syd. 1375. P. A. thy; _rest om._ 1377. _Here_ MS. P. _ends_. 1386. C.
T. A. Th. Add. love and; F. Tn. B. and gretter. 1387. C. A. abought; _rest_
bought. C. T. A. Add. his; _rest om._ 1389. C. et (= eteth); _rest_ eteth
(etith). 1391. C. hath; _rest om._ (_badly_). 1392. C. T. Add. Al haue he;
F. Alle thof he haue. 1396. F. Tn. B. and; _rest_ as. C. Guido; T. A.
Guydo; Add. Gwydo; F. Tn. Th. B. Ouyde. 1397. F. Tn. B. knyght; _rest_ kyng
(_see l._ 1401); _see note_. 1405. _So_ C.; _rest_ Of fredom, of strength,
and of lustynesse. 1409. C. T. Add. hadde. 1418. C. To syndyn; T. Add. To
send; Tn. Th. B. That to senden; F. That to selden (!). 1427. F. Tn. Th. B.
ther; _rest_ therin. C. may se. 1433. T. Th. moche; F. muche; C. meche
othir. 1438. C. Oetes; _rest_ Otes (Otys). 1443. C. T. A. Add. a; _rest
om._ 1444. T. A. C. mightest; _rest_ myghte. 1445. C. T. bryngyn; _rest_
brynge (bring). 1448. C. T. A. Add. cost; _rest_ costes. 1449. C. _om._
And. A. ches; F. Tn. T. B. chese; Th. chose; C. Schis (!). C. A. that;
_rest om._ 1452. C. T. Add. _om._ ilke. 1457. T. A. Add. go; _rest om._ C.
ryde; _rest_ rede; _better_ reden. 1460. C. T. Add. that; _rest om._ 1463.
_All insert_ of _after_ yle (_needlessly_). Th. Lemnon; A. Lenno_u_n; C.
lenoun (_for_ l[=e]noun = le_m_noun); F. Tn. B. leono_u_n; T. Add. lenon (=
le_m_non). 1471. F. brake (!); A. bonk; _rest_ banke. 1472. _So_ C. T. A.
Add.; F. Tn. Th. B. Wher lay the shippe, that Iasoun (_no sense_). 1476. C.
F. B. hem; _rest_ him. 1481. C. A. cog; T. Add. boote; _rest_ cogge. 1483.
F. atempree. 1486. C. T. A. Add. axinge; _rest_ askynge. 1487. F. B. _om._
oght. 1489. C. T. A. Add, of; _rest om._ 1490. F. Tn. B. _omit this line_.
1498. C. endelong (_as in_ Kn. Tale); F. endlonge. 1499. C. F. Add. these
other; _rest_ this other. 1506. F. hit; C. Tn. Th. B. it; T. A. Add. they.
1512. F. Tn. Th. B. by the (_for_ by). 1519. F. (_only_) she spake moste;
Add. _om._ most. 1523. C. euyl; A. euill; _rest_ any othir (_caught from_
l. 1522). 1524. C. T. A. Add. so; _rest om._ 1525. C. T. A. Add. him;
_rest_ hyt (it). C. areysid; _rest_ reysed. 1526. C. _om._ half. 1527. C.
cape; _rest_ cope. 1536. F. A. B. Add. He; _rest_ Him (_badly_). 1538. A.
almychti; _rest om._ 1540. C. With nonys; _read_ With th' nones. 1545. T.
made; _rest omit; but sense and metre require it_. 1547. C. T. Add. assent;
B. intente (_which will not rime_); _rest_ entent (_but_ Chaucer _uses_
entente). 1548. F. Thise; B. As; _rest_ And. 1550. F. B. _om._ he. 1552. F.
B. god wolde; _rest_ wolde god. C. T. Add. I; _rest_ that I. 1559. C. T.
somme; A. text; _rest_ sothe (soth). 1564. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ to. 1569. F.
B. (_only_) _om._ they. 1573. C. Th. Muste; F. Tn. B. Most; T. A. Myght.
1578. F. And; _rest_ Ne. 1582. F. nature; C. matier; Tn. Th. B. matire; T.
A. matyr. C. apetitith; T. Add.

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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

1370. A. T. Add. tender; _rest repeat_ gentil. C. _has_ tendere wemen
gentil. 1373. A. C. farced; F. Tn. Th. farsed; B. forsed; P. filled; T.
v_er_syd. 1375. P. A. thy; _rest om._ 1377. _Here_ MS. P. _ends_. 1386. C.
T. A. Th. Add. love and; F. Tn. B. and gretter. 1387. C. A. abought; _rest_
bought. C. T. A. Add. his; _rest om._ 1389. C. et (= eteth); _rest_ eteth
(etith). 1391. C. hath; _rest om._ (_badly_). 1392. C. T. Add. Al haue he;
F. Alle thof he haue. 1396. F. Tn. B. and; _rest_ as. C. Guido; T. A.
Guydo; Add. Gwydo; F. Tn. Th. B. Ouyde. 1397. F. Tn. B. knyght; _rest_ kyng
(_see l._ 1401); _see note_. 1405. _So_ C.; _rest_ Of fredom, of strength,
and of lustynesse. 1409. C. T. Add. hadde. 1418. C. To syndyn; T. Add. To
send; Tn. Th. B. That to senden; F. That to selden (!). 1427. F. Tn. Th. B.
ther; _rest_ therin. C. may se. 1433. T. Th. moche; F. muche; C. meche
othir. 1438. C. Oetes; _rest_ Otes (Otys). 1443. C. T. A. Add. a; _rest
om._ 1444. T. A. C. mightest; _rest_ myghte. 1445. C. T. bryngyn; _rest_
brynge (bring). 1448. C. T. A. Add. cost; _rest_ costes. 1449. C. _om._
And. A. ches; F. Tn. T. B. chese; Th. chose; C. Schis (!). C. A. that;
_rest om._ 1452. C. T. Add. _om._ ilke. 1457. T. A. Add. go; _rest om._ C.
ryde; _rest_ rede; _better_ reden. 1460. C. T. Add. that; _rest om._ 1463.
_All insert_ of _after_ yle (_needlessly_). Th. Lemnon; A. Lenno_u_n; C.
lenoun (_for_ l[=e]noun = le_m_noun); F. Tn. B. leono_u_n; T. Add. lenon (=
le_m_non). 1471. F. brake (!); A. bonk; _rest_ banke. 1472. _So_ C. T. A.
Add.; F. Tn. Th. B. Wher lay the shippe, that Iasoun (_no sense_). 1476. C.
F. B. hem; _rest_ him. 1481. C. A. cog; T. Add. boote; _rest_ cogge. 1483.
F. atempree. 1486. C. T. A. Add. axinge; _rest_ askynge. 1487. F. B. _om._
oght. 1489. C. T. A. Add, of; _rest om._ 1490. F. Tn. B. _omit this line_.
1498. C. endelong (_as in_ Kn. Tale); F. endlonge. 1499. C. F. Add. these
other; _rest_ this other. 1506. F. hit; C. Tn. Th. B. it; T. A. Add. they.
1512. F. Tn. Th. B. by the (_for_ by). 1519. F. (_only_) she spake moste;
Add. _om._ most. 1523. C. euyl; A. euill; _rest_ any othir (_caught from_
l. 1522). 1524. C. T. A. Add. so; _rest om._ 1525. C. T. A. Add. him;
_rest_ hyt (it). C. areysid; _rest_ reysed. 1526. C. _om._ half. 1527. C.
cape; _rest_ cope. 1536. F. A. B. Add. He; _rest_ Him (_badly_). 1538. A.
almychti; _rest om._ 1540. C. With nonys; _read_ With th' nones. 1545. T.
made; _rest omit; but sense and metre require it_. 1547. C. T. Add. assent;
B. intente (_which will not rime_); _rest_ entent (_but_ Chaucer _uses_
entente). 1548. F. Thise; B. As; _rest_ And. 1550. F. B. _om._ he. 1552. F.
B. god wolde; _rest_ wolde god. C. T. Add. I; _rest_ that I. 1559. C. T.
somme; A. text; _rest_ sothe (soth). 1564. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ to. 1569. F.
B. (_only_) _om._ they. 1573. C. Th. Muste; F. Tn. B. Most; T. A. Myght.
1578. F. And; _rest_ Ne. 1582. F. nature; C. matier; Tn. Th. B. matire; T.
A. matyr. C. apetitith; T. Add.

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