The Harleian ms. 7334 of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.

And he were caught it was acorded thus That with a swerd he scholde lese his heed [folio 17a] Ther nas noon oþer remedy ne reed Line 1216 But took his leeue and homward he him spedde Lete him be war his nekke liþ to wedde
HOw gret a sorwe suffreþ now Arcite The deþ he feleþ þorugh his herte smyte Line 1220 He weepeth weyleth cryeth pitously To slen himself he wayteþ pryuyly he seyde allas þe day þat I was born Now is my prisoun werse þan was biforn Line 1224 Now is me schape eternally to dwelle Nought in purgatorie but in helle Allas þat euer knewe I Perotheus For elles had I dweld with Theseus Line 1228 I-fetered in his prisoun for euere moo Than had I ben in blis and nat in woo Oonly þe sight of hir whom þat I serue Þough þat I hir grace may nat deserue Line 1232 wold han sufficed right ynough for me O dere Cosyn Palamon quod he Þyn is þe victoire of þis auenture Ful blisfully in prisoun to endure Line 1236 In prisoun nay certes but in paradys wel hath fortune y-torned þe dys That haþ þe sight of hir and I the absence For possible is / syn þou hast hir presence Line 1240 And art a knight a worþi and an able But by som cas syn fortune is chaungable Thou maist to þy desir somtyme atteyne But I that am exiled and bareyne Line 1244 Of alle grace / and in so gret despeir That þer nys water erthe fyr ne eyr Ne creature that of hem maked is That may me helpe ne comfort in þis Line 1248 wel ought I sterue in wanhope and distresse
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The Harleian ms. 7334 of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.
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Chaucer, Geoffrey, d. 1400.
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London,: Pub. for the Chaucer society by N. Trübner & co.,
1885.

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