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
Chaucer, Geoffrey
English poetry -- Middle English, 1100-1500
2563. C. clepid; _rest_ called. 2571. F. B. in; _rest_ of. 2574. F. B. hyt
(_for_ her). 2577. C. T. thewis goode I-born. 2578. Tn. B. goddesse (!); F.
goddesses (!). 2581. C. mot; _rest_ moste (muste, most). 2582. F. B.
Pitouse (_fem._); C. Pyetous; Tn. T. Piteous. Th. sadde (_fem.?_); _rest_
sad. C. T. and; _rest om._ 2590. C. beraft. 2592. Th. And what; C. T. That
what; F. Tn. B. And; _I propose_ What. 2597. C. F. Tn. B. To; T. Ryght; Th.
Two. 2598. C. for; _rest om._ 2599. C. T. As; _rest_ And. 2600. Th. Of
(_for_ To); _without authority_. 2601. C. Al thow; _rest_ And thogh (_less
clearly_). 2603. T. C. Th. lyked; _rest_ lyketh. 2606. F. Tn. B. witterly;
_rest_ vttyrly. 2615. F. Tn. B. _om._ of soun. 2619. F. Tn. B. _om._ right.
2620. F. Tn. Th. B. that (_for_ the). 2624. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ he. 2625.
F. Tn. Th. B. voided was. F. B. _om._ hem. 2627. F. _om._ after. 2629. F.
_om. 1st_ that. 2632. C. myn; T. A. _ins._ my _before_ doghter; _rest om._
2633. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ I. T. say; A. seye; _rest_ seyth. 2637. C. A., I;
_rest om._ 2640. C. A. as in this; T. now on thys; F. Tn. Th. B. as seyn
these. 2643. C. nescapist; Tn. Th. B. ne scapest; F. ne schapest (!). 2652.
F. Tn. Th. B. be to me. 2655. Tn. Th. y-sene; _rest_ sene. 2656. Tn. y-goo;
A. ygo; _rest_ goo (go). 2661. F. make; _rest_ haue. 2666. _So_ C. T. A.
(_but with_ costret _for_ costrel); _rest_ And with-al a costrel taketh he
tho (_badly_). 2667. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ or three (_leaving the line too
short_). 2668. A. to; _rest om._ 2670. F. B. Martotikes (_for_ narcotikes).
T. A. opies; C. opijs; Th. apies; F. Tn. B. Epies (_for_ opies). 2671. F.
Tn. Th. B. _ins._ to _before_ longe. 2674. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ is. 2676. F.
B. beth. T. sone byn; _rest om._ sone. C. a (_for_ to). 2682. F. hushst
(_for_ husht); Th. hushte; C. A. hust; Tn. houste. 2684. F. Tn. B.
streyneth hir; Th. strayned her; C. T. hire streynyth; A. hir stryngith.
2686. F. Th. B. swich (suche) a were; Tn. suche awere; C. this awer; A.
this awere; T. that were. 2689. F. Tn. Th. B. _om._ and. 2696. F. Tn. Th.
B. _om._ me. 2697. F. B. (_only_) Or _for_ And. 2709. C. T. A. at a (_for_
at the). 2712. _So_ T. A.; C. from his wif ran; _rest_ from her ran. 2714.
C. A. or that; _rest om._ that. C. forth (_for_ fer). 2717. C. T. haddist;
_rest_ hast. 2718. C. T. To; _rest_ And. 2721. Addit (12524), sette hyr; C.
set hire; T. A. sat hyr; _rest_ sate (_om._ her). 2722. F. Tn. Th. And til
(_for_ Til); B. And then.
A TREATISE ON THE ASTROLABE.
PROLOGUE.
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