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

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¶ Wepen boþe ȝonge and olde in al þat place Whan þat þe kinge þis cursede letter sent And Custance wiþ a dedly pale face Þe ferþe daie to warde þe schippe sche wente [folio 75a] Line 823 Bot Naþeles sche takeþ in goode entente Þe will of criste and kneleinge att þe stronde Sche seide lorde ay welcome be þi sonde Line 826
¶ He þat me keppet fro þe fals blame While .y. was in þe londe amonges ȝowe He can me kepe from arme and eke frome schame In salt see al-þouhe .I. see nouȝt howe Line 830 As stronge as euer he was he is riht nowe In him trust .I. and in his moder dere Þat is to me my saile and eke my stere Line 833
¶ Hire litel childe laie wepeinge in hir arme And knelynge pitusly to him sche seide Pees litel son .I. will do þe none harme Wiþ þat þe kerchef of hir hede sche braide Line 837 And ouer his litel yen sche it leide And in hir arme sche lulleþ it ful fast And in to heuen her yen vp sche cast Line 840
¶ Moder quod sche and Maiden briht Marie Soþe is þat þoruh wommannes egment Man kinde was lorne and dampned aye to deye ffor whiche þi childe was on a crois rente Line 844 Þi blisfully yen sawhe all his tornement Than is þere no comparison be-twene Þi woo and any woo man may susteigne Line 847
¶ Thowe sawhe þi sonne slayne to for þin eyȝene And ȝit leueþ now my childe parfaie Now lady to whome al woful cryȝen Thow glorie of wommanhode þou faire maie Line 851
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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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