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

[6-text p 417] Ther nas discord / rancour / ne heuynesse In al that land / þat she ne koude apese And wisly / brynge hem alle in reste and ese Line 434
¶ Thogh þat hir housbond absent were / anon [¶ viro absente lites patrie / nobilium discordias dirimens atque componens tam grauibus responsis / tantaque maturi|tate & Iudicij equitate vt omnes ad salutem publicam demissam celo feminam predicarent.] If gentil men / or othere of hir contree Were wrothe / she wolde bryngen hem aton So wise / and rype wordes hadde she Line 438 And Iuggementz / of so greet equytee That she from heuene sent was / as men wende Peple to saue / and euery wrong tamende Line 441
¶ Nat longe tyme after that this Grisild Line 442 Was ywedded / she a doghter hath ybore Al hadde hir leuere / haue had a knaue child Glad was the Markys / and the folk ther fore Line 445 ffor thogh a mayde child / coome al bifore She may / vn to a knaue child atteyne By liklyhede / syn she nys nat bareyne Line 448
Explicit secunda pars.
Incipit/ pars tercia.
THer fil / as it bifalleth tymes mo [ [folio 180a] ¶ cepit [ut fit interdum Walterum cum] iam [ablactata esset infantula] mirabilis q[uedam quam laudabilis] cupiditas sat[is expertam care fidem] coniugis experien[di alcius & iterum] atque iterum retem[ptandi].] Whan þat this child / hath souked but a throwe This Markys / in his herte longeth so To tempte his wyf/ hir sadnesse for to knowe Line 452 That he ne myghte / out of his herte throwe This merueilous desir / his wyf tassaye Nedelees god woot he thoghte hire for tafraye Line 455
¶ He hadde assayed hire / ynow bifore Line 456 And fond hir euere good / what neded it Hir for to tempte / and alwey moore & moore Thogh som men preyse it for a subtil wit Line 459 But as for me / I seye þat yuele it sit Tassaye a wyf / whan þat it is no nede And putten hire / in angwyssh and in drede Line 462
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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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