The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English worksGower, John
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The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 : $b The English works
Gower, John
Poetry
[364] 5349 tok (took) AJC, SB toke F
[365] 5357 Hou he] How þat he AH₁RCLB₂ How þat M
[366] 5359 þe maide AM ... B₂
[367] 5364 So was B gret _om._ AM wonder AC, BT wondre J, S, F
[368] 5372 þis ground S ... Δ
[369] 5387 wold(e) BT
[370] 5411 f.
And so fell þat vpon an ile
Thei were wind driue wiþinne a while
H₁ ... B₂ (driuen in a while L)
[371] 5427 his] alle B
[372] 5430 schipman H₁ ... B₂, W
[373] 5438 afriht (a fright &c.) A ... B₂ (_except_ E), W
[374] 5449 it at nede H₁XRCLB₂
[375] 5456 is] was H₁E ... B₂
[376] 5457 into] to S ... Δ
[377] 5464 tresces AC tresses BT trescess J, S, F
[378] 5465 wiþ hir selue (self) took a strif H₁ ... B₂ wiþ hirself sche
took such a s. B
[379] 5466 betwen(e) deþ H₁ ... B₂
[380] 5467 lay] weepe (wep) BT
[381] 5480 after þat S ... Δ
[382] 5500 as for BT
[383] 5507 it _om._ AM ... B₂ (_except_ E)
[384] 5510 seruant H₁ ... B₂
[385] 5520 þei failen H₁ ... B₂ he faileth W
[386] 5522 what] al þat B
[387] 5524 thee schal] schal M ... B₂ schal þe Δ, W
[388] 5527 seline BT
[389] 5532 ladi love] loue desire H₁ ... B₂
[390] 5533 That] ffor BT was _om._ H₁ ... B₂
[391] 5539 wolde H₁ ... B₂
[392] 5546 lust AMCL listne Δ
[393] 5557 _margin_ duas filias _om._ B
[394] 5559 _margin_ Terco A ... B₂
[395] 5561 _margin_ cum _om._ A ... B₂
[396] 5563 _margin_ sororis A ... B₂, B, W
[397] 5560 wel _om._ H₁E ... B
[398] 5590 sche lay XGB₂, S ... Δ, W
[399] 5592 kist SB, F kyste (kiste) AJ
[400] 5597 to] by (be) A ... B₂
[401] 5600 Vnto B
[402] 5610 noght _om._ AM
[403] 5611 Of þat þey preyde T And þat þei preyde B
[404] 5621 he _om._ BT
[405] 5622 a fyre XC, B
[406] 5627 that] þe BT
[407] 5633 which] that H₁, BT _om._ M, W
[408] 5646 þi A this] þe M
[409] 5667 þo stones EC
[410] 5670 tale] al BT
[411] 5671 f.
And crie it to briddes al aboute
How þou hast do to me þurghoute H₁ ... B₂
(to þe briddes R)
[412] 5678 How schalt AM ... B₂ Euel has W
[413] 5684 a _om._ A
[414] 5719 Of] And BT
[415] 5737 wele vnto E, B welþe into MH₁C grete A, S, F gret JC, B
[416] 5740 and þus C
[417] 5743 wrongful þing X ... B₂ wonderfull thyng H₁
[418] 5748 hadde I S ... Δ
[419] 5765 wold(e) H₁ECB₂, W
[420] 5769 tyt (tit) AC, SB tyd J, F
[421] 5773 hadde (had) do H₁ ... B₂
[422] 5774 lappeþ B
[423] 5802 riht _om._ H₁ ... B₂
[424] 5807 ther] wher H₁ ... B₂
[425] 5810 sihe AJ, S, F sih C, B
[426] 5816 a vov (a vou) J, S, F avow AC, B
[427] 5837 ladis (ladyes) H₁ ... B₂
[428] 5859 noght] neuer H₁ ... B₂
[429] 5873 chambre H₁XELB₂, AdBTΔ, W
[430] 5878 herkne (herken) LB₂, BTΔ, W
[431] 5880 The AJMH₁XRLB₂ Tho EC
[432] 5889 To ... grieue H₁ ... B₂
[433] 5890 þat was so lieue H₁ ... B₂
[434] 5918 hier ben nou we] here be we now J nowe we her be W here ben
we M hier (here) ben now (_om._ we) H₁ ... B₂
[435] 5925 remenbrance F
[436] 5929 in to H₁ECLB₂, BTΔ, H₃
[437] 5936 Al sodeinly þat men it syhe H₁ ... B₂
[438] 5944 þe nightingale XECLB₂
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