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

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¶ Bot who was woful. If .I. schal not lye Of þis wedynge bot Domylda and no mo Þe kinges moder ful of Tiranny. Hire þouht hir cursed hert braste a two [folio 73b] Line 697 Sche wolde nouht her sonne had don so Hir þouht a dispite þat he scholde take So straunge a creature vnto his maake Line 700
¶ Me list nouht of þe chaf ne of þe stre Maake so longe a tale as of þe corne What scholde .I. tellen of þe royalte Of þe Mariage or whiche cours goþ to forne Line 704 Who bloweþ in a trompe or in an horne The fruyte of euery tale is for to seie Thei ete. and drinke and dance. and singe and pleie Line 707
¶ Thei gone to bed as it was skill and riht ffor þouhe þat wyues bene holy þinges Thei must take a pacience a nyht Suche maner necessaries as biene plesinges Line 711 To folke þat hane ywedded hem wiþ ringes And laie a lite hire holines a side As for þe time it maie non oþer betide Line 714
¶ On hire he gate a knaue childe anone And to a bischop and his Cunstabule eke He toke his wif to kepe whan he is gone To scotelande ward his fomen for to seke Line 718 Nowe faire Custance þat is so humble and meke So longe is gone wiþ childe til þat still Sche halt hir chambure abideinge att cristes will Line 721
¶ The time is come a knaue childe sche bare Mauricius att þe font þei him calle This Constable doþ forþe come a Messagier And wrote to his kinge þat cleped was Alle Line 725
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The Lansdowne 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,
1867-1879.

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