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

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¶ For whiche it semed þus þat of hem tuo Line 715 Þer nas bot o will for as Waltier luste Þat same lust was hir plesance also And god he þonked as fel for þe beste Line 718 Sch schewed wele for no werldly vnreste A wif as of hire self no þinge ne scholde Wille in effecte bot as hir husbonde wolde Line 721
¶ The sclander of Walter oft and wide spradde Line 722 That of a cruel hert he wikkedly For he a pouer womman wedded hadde Had murdred boþ his childern priuely [folio 123a] Line 725 Suche murmur was ymonge hem comunly No wonder is for to þe peples ere Þere come no worde bot þat þei murdred were Line 728
¶ ffor whiche þer as his peple þere before Line 729 Had loued him wel þe sclaunder of his defame Maade hem þat þei hated him þer-fore To biene a Mordrer is an hateful name Line 732 Bot naþeles for ernest ne for game He of his crewel purpos nold stint To tempte his wif was sette al his entent Line 735
¶ Whan þat his douhter . xij. ȝere was of age Line 736 He to þe Courte of Rome in soubtile wise Enformed of his will and sente his message Commandeinge hem suche bulles to douise Line 739 In þis manere and in þis same gise Howe þat þe pope for his peple rest Bat him to wedde anoþer wif ȝif þat him lest Line 742
¶ I saie he badde þei scholde countrefete Line 743 The popes bulles makeinge mencione þat haþe leue his first wif to lete As by þe popes despensacione Line 746
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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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