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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

2400. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ if. 2402. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ may. 2408. C. his;
_rest om._ 2409. C. sek (_read_ seek); _rest_ seke. 2410. A. Th. the sege;
F. Tn. B. a sege; T. sege; C. thasege (_good_). 2412. C. T. A. ne myghte;
_rest_ myght not. 2418. C. A. ne; T. noon; _rest om._ 2420. A. So wood. C.
A. now vp now doun; T. now vp and doun; _rest_ vp and doun. 2422. Th.
Chorus; T. Thora; _rest_ Thorus (_see note_). F. Tn. B. _om._ Triton. 2423.
F. Th. B. vp; _rest_ vp-on. 2425. A. B. Ligurgus; C. Tn. T. Ligurges; Th.
Lycurgus; F. Bygurgus (_error for_ Lygurgus). 2430. C. That (_for_ And). C.
almost was (_better than_ was almost _in the rest_). 2435. C. T. A. To;
_rest_ And. 2437. C. T. A. his; _rest om._ 2438. A. _om._ for. 2440. C. T.
A. court; _rest_ contree. 2443. F. Tn. Th. B. hath. 2444. C. T. A. of gret;
_rest_ grete of. 2445. C. of (_for_ in). C. the; T. A. that; _rest_ his.
2449. C. owene (_for_ olde). 2452. A. phillis; C. Philes; Th. T. quene
Phillis; _rest_ quene. 2453. F. B. And; _rest_ Her (Hire, Hir). 2454. A.
Th. agroted; B. agrotyd; C. agrotyed; F. Tn. agroteyd; T. agroteyed. 2455.
C. T. ben in love; A. ar of loue; _rest_ in loue ben. 2459. C. T. A.
deuyse; F. Tn. B. the nyse (_sic_); Th. the gyse. 2470, 1. T. I couthe
ryght well, yef that hyt lykyd me Tell all hys doyng; but hyt ys vanyte.
2472. C. T. vnto; A. into; _rest_ to. F. Th. B. him; _rest_ he. 2475. F. B.
_omit_. 2476. C. hath hire sworn; A. hath to hir suorn; Tn. to her sworne;
F. T. Th. B. to hir swore. 2477. _So_ C. A.; F. Tn. Th. B. ageyn he wolde.
2480. C. homly; F. T. B. homely; A. hui_m_ly; Tn. humble; Th. hombly. C.
let; _rest om._ 2482. C. ne; _rest om._ 2483. A. C. Th. abought; F. Tn. B.
yboght. 2484. F. Tn. B. _om._ as. A. T. stories; _rest_ story (_but this
would require_ recordeth; _indeed_, C. _has_ recordith!). 2485. C. T. A.
ryght; _rest om._ 2487. F. Tn. Th. B. But firste wrote she to hym. 2488. C.
T. A. hire delyuere; _rest_ delyuer hir. F. pyne (_error for_ peyne). 2489.
F. B. oo; Tn. one; _rest_ a; _see_ l. 2495. 2491. C. T. A. Ne spende;
_rest_ Dispenden. 2493. C. a fere; T. afyre; A. in fyre; F. Tn. Th. B. on a
fire (_badly_). 2496. C. Ostesse thyn. T. A. o thow Demophon. 2498. F. Tn.
B. _om._ moot. 2504. F. Tn. B. _om._ hid. 2505. Th. thylke; C. F. Tn. B.
that thilke (!); A. that ilke; T. that. 2506, 7. C. _omits_. 2506. A. hath
lycht this. 2507. T. yef; A. if; F. B. Th. yet (_error for_ yef); Tn. yit
(_error for_ yif). 2508. C. storm (_error for_ streem); _rest_ streme. Th.
Scython; C. B. Sytoye; A. Cytoye; T. Sitoy; F. Tn. Sitoio (Ovid _has_
Sithonis unda). T. y-brought; _rest_ broght (brought). 2509. C. comyth it;
T. A. cometh; F. Tn. B. come hit; Th. came it. 2517. C. A. wel hath; _rest_
hath wel. 2518. C. T. A. thyne (thy); _rest_ the. C. come; T. comen; F. Tn.
Th. B. cometh. 2519. C. T. A. thy_n_ (thy); _rest_ the. 2523. C. T. A. Yif
(_only_); F. Tn. Th. B. That (_only_); _but read_ Yif that. 2525. C. T. A.
pleyne; _rest_ seyne (!). 2527. 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

2400. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ if. 2402. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ may. 2408. C. his;
_rest om._ 2409. C. sek (_read_ seek); _rest_ seke. 2410. A. Th. the sege;
F. Tn. B. a sege; T. sege; C. thasege (_good_). 2412. C. T. A. ne myghte;
_rest_ myght not. 2418. C. A. ne; T. noon; _rest om._ 2420. A. So wood. C.
A. now vp now doun; T. now vp and doun; _rest_ vp and doun. 2422. Th.
Chorus; T. Thora; _rest_ Thorus (_see note_). F. Tn. B. _om._ Triton. 2423.
F. Th. B. vp; _rest_ vp-on. 2425. A. B. Ligurgus; C. Tn. T. Ligurges; Th.
Lycurgus; F. Bygurgus (_error for_ Lygurgus). 2430. C. That (_for_ And). C.
almost was (_better than_ was almost _in the rest_). 2435. C. T. A. To;
_rest_ And. 2437. C. T. A. his; _rest om._ 2438. A. _om._ for. 2440. C. T.
A. court; _rest_ contree. 2443. F. Tn. Th. B. hath. 2444. C. T. A. of gret;
_rest_ grete of. 2445. C. of (_for_ in). C. the; T. A. that; _rest_ his.
2449. C. owene (_for_ olde). 2452. A. phillis; C. Philes; Th. T. quene
Phillis; _rest_ quene. 2453. F. B. And; _rest_ Her (Hire, Hir). 2454. A.
Th. agroted; B. agrotyd; C. agrotyed; F. Tn. agroteyd; T. agroteyed. 2455.
C. T. ben in love; A. ar of loue; _rest_ in loue ben. 2459. C. T. A.
deuyse; F. Tn. B. the nyse (_sic_); Th. the gyse. 2470, 1. T. I couthe
ryght well, yef that hyt lykyd me Tell all hys doyng; but hyt ys vanyte.
2472. C. T. vnto; A. into; _rest_ to. F. Th. B. him; _rest_ he. 2475. F. B.
_omit_. 2476. C. hath hire sworn; A. hath to hir suorn; Tn. to her sworne;
F. T. Th. B. to hir swore. 2477. _So_ C. A.; F. Tn. Th. B. ageyn he wolde.
2480. C. homly; F. T. B. homely; A. hui_m_ly; Tn. humble; Th. hombly. C.
let; _rest om._ 2482. C. ne; _rest om._ 2483. A. C. Th. abought; F. Tn. B.
yboght. 2484. F. Tn. B. _om._ as. A. T. stories; _rest_ story (_but this
would require_ recordeth; _indeed_, C. _has_ recordith!). 2485. C. T. A.
ryght; _rest om._ 2487. F. Tn. Th. B. But firste wrote she to hym. 2488. C.
T. A. hire delyuere; _rest_ delyuer hir. F. pyne (_error for_ peyne). 2489.
F. B. oo; Tn. one; _rest_ a; _see_ l. 2495. 2491. C. T. A. Ne spende;
_rest_ Dispenden. 2493. C. a fere; T. afyre; A. in fyre; F. Tn. Th. B. on a
fire (_badly_). 2496. C. Ostesse thyn. T. A. o thow Demophon. 2498. F. Tn.
B. _om._ moot. 2504. F. Tn. B. _om._ hid. 2505. Th. thylke; C. F. Tn. B.
that thilke (!); A. that ilke; T. that. 2506, 7. C. _omits_. 2506. A. hath
lycht this. 2507. T. yef; A. if; F. B. Th. yet (_error for_ yef); Tn. yit
(_error for_ yif). 2508. C. storm (_error for_ streem); _rest_ streme. Th.
Scython; C. B. Sytoye; A. Cytoye; T. Sitoy; F. Tn. Sitoio (Ovid _has_
Sithonis unda). T. y-brought; _rest_ broght (brought). 2509. C. comyth it;
T. A. cometh; F. Tn. B. come hit; Th. came it. 2517. C. A. wel hath; _rest_
hath wel. 2518. C. T. A. thyne (thy); _rest_ the. C. come; T. comen; F. Tn.
Th. B. cometh. 2519. C. T. A. thy_n_ (thy); _rest_ the. 2523. C. T. A. Yif
(_only_); F. Tn. Th. B. That (_only_); _but read_ Yif that. 2525. C. T. A.
pleyne; _rest_ seyne (!). 2527. C.

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