The Ellesmere ms of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

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But at Boloigne / to his suster deere Line 589 That thilke tyme / of Pavik was Countesse He sholde it take / and shewe hire this mateere Bisekynge hire / to doon hire bisynesse Line 592 This child to fostre / in alle gentillesse And whos child that it was / he bad hym hyde ffrom euery wight/ for oght þat may bityde Line 595
¶ The sergeant gooth / and hath fulfild this thyng Line 596 But to this Markys / now retourne we ffor now gooth he / ful faste ymaginyng If by his wyues cheere / he myghte se Line 599 Or by hire word aperceyue / that she? Were chaunged / but he neuere hire koude fynde But euere in oon / ylike sad and kynde Line 602
As glad / as humble / as bisy in seruyse [¶ par alacritas atque sedalitas solitum obs[e]|quium / idem amor nulla filie mencio. ] Line 603 And eek in loue / as she was wont to be Was she to hym / in euery maner wyse Ne of hir doghter/ noght a word spak she Line 606 Noon accident for noon aduersitee Was seyn in hire / ne neuere hir doghter name Ne nempned she / in ernest / nor in game Line 609
¶ Explicit tercia pars .
Sequitur pars quarta . [folio 99a]
IN this estaat/ ther passed been foure yeer [¶ transiuerant hoc in statu anni iiijor. dum ecce grauida &cetera. ] Er she with childe was / but as god wolde A man child she bar / by this Walter fful gracious / and fair for to biholde Line 613 And whan that folk it to his fader tolde Nat oonly he / but al his contree merye Was for this child / and god they thanke and herye Line 616
Whan it was two yeer old / and fro the brest Line 617 Departed of his norice / on a day This Markys / caughte yet another lest
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The Ellesmere ms of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.
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Chaucer, Geoffrey, d. 1400.
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London :: Published for the Chaucer Society by N. Trübner,
1868-1879.

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