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

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¶ The palme of martirdom / for to receyue Line 274 Seinte Cecile / fulfild of goddes yifte The world / and eek hir chambre gan she weyue Witnesse Tiburces / and Cecilies shrifte Line 277 To whiche / god of his bountee wolde shifte Corones two / of floures wel smellynge And made his Aungel / hem the corones brynge Line 280
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[ [Rats.] [folio 169b] Th]e mayde hath broght men / to blisse aboue The world hath wist what it is worth certeyn Deuocion / of chastitee to loue Tho shewed hym Cecile / al open and pleyn Line 284 That alle ydoles / nys but a thyng in veyn ffor they been dowmbe / and ther to they been deue And charged hym / hise ydoles for to leue Line 287
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¶ Who so þat troweth nat this / a beest he is Line 288 Quod tho Tiburce / if that I shal nat lye And she gan kisse his brest that herde this And was ful glad / he koude trouthe espye Line 291 This day I take thee / for myn allye Seyde this blisful / faire mayde deere And after that she seyde as ye may heere Line 294
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¶ Lo right so / as the loue of Crist quod she Line 295 Made me thy brotheres wyf / right in that wise Anon for myn allie / heere take I thee Syn that thow wolt/ thyne ydoles despise Line 298 Go with thy brother now / and thee baptise And make thee clene / so þat thow mowe biholde The Aungeles face / of which thy brother tolde Line 301
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The Hengwrt 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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