Hoccleve's works. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.

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¶ Alase! Also, þe greet dissencïoun, Line 5314 The pitous harme, þe hatëful discorde, Þat hath endurëd twix þis regioun And othir landës cristen! he, þat lorde Of Remes al is þe auctor of [all is the actour and R.] concorde Line 5318 And pees, sore is meeuëd þer-with; but we Naght dreden for to offend his mageste. Line 5320
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¶ Off fraunce and englonde, o cristen princes, Line 5321 Syn þat your style of worthynes is ronge Thurgh-out þe world, in al þe prouinces, [folio 94a] If þat of yow myghtë [myght H R.] be red [radde R.] or songe That ye were oon in herte, ther nys no [is no R, nys H.] tonge Line 5325 That myghte expresse, how profitable and good Vnto al peple it were of cristen blood. Line 5327
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¶ Yeue hem ensamplen! [ensample R.] ye ben hir mirrours; Line 5328 They folowen yow: what sorwe lamentable Is causëd of youre werrës scharpë schoures Ther wot no wight, it is irréparable! O noble cristen Princes honurable, Line 5332 ffor him þat for yow suffred passïoun, Of cristen blod, haueþ compassïoun! Line 5334
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¶ Allas! what peple haþ your werrë slayn! Line 5335 What cornës wast, and dounë [wasted and doune R, wast and doun H.] trode & schent! How many a wif and maide haþ be by layn! [forlayne R.] Castels doun bette, and tymbred houses brent, And drawen downe, and al to-tornë [all to-tore R, also torne H.] and rent! Line 5339 The harm ne may nat rekened be, ne told; This werrë wexiþ al to hoor and old. Line 5341
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Hoccleve's works. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.
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Hoccleve, Thomas, 1370?-1450?
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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society by K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & co., limited,
1892-1925.

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