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The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English works
Gower, John
Poetry
[207] 4043 puttes AJ, B, F pettes S
[208] 4049 and in such wise] in such a wise C in such(e) wise BT and
such(e) wise RLB₂
[209] 4067 And þan B And þat T
[210] 4072 þe cook H₁G, BT
[211] 4073 either] euery AM ... B₂
[212] 4088 put J, S, F putte AC, B
[213] 4106 fforþ A ... GC
[214] 4110 over] euery ERLB₂, W ony C oure X
[215] 4113 make] take ERCB₂
[216] 4129 his] hir C, B
[217] 4137 therafter] after E ... B₂ her (hir) after BT
[218] 4138 seefoul E, BTΛ sedewolf L
[219] 4140 that] which E ... B₂, W
[220] 4151 mede E ... B₂
[221] 4152 be sene (seene) AJ, B besene S, F
[222] 4160 and fieble] fieble E, B, W
[223] 4161 into (in to) AM ... B₂
[224] 4177 eny stede XGL, BΔ
[225] 4186 telleþ BT
[226] 4217 wold C, SB, F wolde AJ
[227] 4231 herde AJ, F herd C, B
[228] 4243 schepe felle B
[229] 4250 _margin_ mortua autem Philen SΔΛ mortua autem Hellen A ...
B₂, BT, FWH₃
[230] 4266 _margin_ cum solo vellere A ... B₂, B
[231] 4267 _margin_ canitur YGE, BTΔΛ canetur AMH₁XRCLB₂, S, FH₃
habetur W
[232] 4276 Anon sche bigan for to make E ... B₂ She kest anone howe she
myght make W
[233] 4278 schope AJ, S, F schop (schoop) C, B
[234] 4307 all S, F alle AJ, B
[235] 4309 seid AJ, B, F seide C
[236] 4311 hem haþ preid B hath hem preide W
[237] 4321 it is AMH₁
[238] 4330 Wherin J, F
[239] 4334 þo men H₁XGEC, B
[240] 4343 þe AMH₁XGB₂, Δ, W
[241] 4349 was lore H₁ ... B₂
[242] 4351 As] And AM ... B₂
[243] 4352 hirself adreynt B
[244] 4361 was spoke H₁XECLB₂
[245] 4367 To him þat BT, W
[246] 4369 you] þou H₁YB₂, BT, WH₃
[247] 4391 where þe biȝete sterte EC wher euere þei be ȝit stert(e)
H₁XRLB₂
[248] 4396 To] And H₁ ... B₂
[249] 4402 by so AMH₁XRCLB₂, B so W
[250] 4411 thei] sche B
[251] 4413 wolde he H₁XRCLB₂
[252] 4423 of continuance BT and contenance LB₂, WH₃
[253] 4425 his _om._ AM ... B₂
[254] 4427 wher it is A ... B₂, FWKH₃
[255] 4452 it were AM
[256] 4462 ther] þat BT
[257] 4468 My þought and al my loue BT Mi loue and al mi trewþe Δ
[258] 4485 sein (seie) MXCLB₂, W
[259] 4504 mihte S miht (might) AJ, B, F
[260] 4507 usure] mesure BT
[261] 4512 al þis BT
[262] 4518 als so] als (as) X, Ad, WH₃
[263] 4523 it _om._ B
[264] 4525 Thus beie I diere] I beye deere H₁ ... B₂
[265] 4526 noght _om._ H₁RCLB₂, W
[266] 4565 þe ende H₁ ... B₂
[267] 4568 riht wel paid] wel a payd (appaied) H₁ ... B₂
[268] 4571 of suche dede BT
[269] 4574 thogh] of ERCB₂ if H₁
[270] 4576 ffro whom AM
[271] 4579 hire AJM
[272] 4586 _margin_ decreuit, pro eo quod ipsa Eccho _om._ BT, H₃
[273] 4587 on _om._ BT
[274] 4595 that _om._ MH₁XRCLB₂, Δ, W
[275] 4612 was _om._ AM
[276] 4634 quite BT, W
[277] 4642 vice BT
[278] 4643 in the wodes] euere in wodes AM ... B₂
[279] 4651 herte XEC, BT, W
[280] 4652 places XGLB₂, B
[281] 4671 Blinde AJ, S, F Blind C, B
[282] 4680 wole A
[283] 4682 Whan EC
[284] 4701 By (Bi) so AM ... B₂, B (Be so G)
[285] 4717 why F which A ... B₂, S ... Δ, KH₃Magd thi W
[286] 4732 ffor wiþ SΔ
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