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

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¶ No wonder is / thogh þat she were astoned [¶ Et insolito tanti hospitis aduentu stupidam inuenit/] To seen so greet a gest come in to place She neuere was / to swiche gestes woned ffor which she looked / with ful pale face Line 340 But shortly / forth this matere for to chace Thise arn the wordes / þat this Markys sayde To this benygne / verray feithful mayde Line 343
[Gri [Rats.] [folio 178b] ]silde he seyde / ye shal wel vnderstonde [¶ Et patri tuo placet inquid & michi vt vxor mea sis / et credo idipsum tibi placeat / set habeo ex te querere &cetera.] It liketh to youre fader / and to me That I yow wedde / and eek it may so stonde As I suppose / ye wol þat it so be Line 347 But thise demandes / aske I first quod he That sith it shal be doon / in hastif wyse Wol ye assente / or ellis yow auyse Line 350
¶ I sey this / be ye redy / with good herte Line 351 To al my lust and þat I frely may As me best thynketh / do yow laughe or smerte And neuere ye to grucche it/ nyght ne day Line 354 And eek whan I sey ye / ne sey nat nay Neither by word / ne frownyng contenance [¶ Sine vlla frontis aut verbi impugnacione.] Swere this / and heere I swere oure alliance Line 357
¶ Wondrynge vp on this word / quakyng for drede [¶ Nil ego vnquam sciens nedum faciam set eciam cogitabo quod contra animum tuum sit/ nec tu aliquid facies / et si me mori iusseris quod moleste feram.] She seyde lord / vndigne / or vnworthy I am / to thilke honour / þat ye me bede But as ye wol your self/ right so wol I Line 361 And heere I swere / that neuere willyngly In werk ne thoght I nel yow disobeye ffor to be deed / thogh me were looth to deye Line 364
¶ This is ynough / Grisilde myn quod he Line 365 And forth he goth / with a ful sobre cheere Out at the dore / and after that cam she And to the peple / he seyde in this manere Line 368
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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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