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

wiþouten doute it may stonde so The answer of þis I lete to diuinis But wel I woot þat in þis world gret pyne is Line 1324 Allas I se a serpent or a þeef That many a trewe man haþ doon mescheef Gon at his large and wher him lust/ may turne But I moste be in prisoun þurgh saturne Line 1328 And eek þorugh Iuno Ialous and eke wood [folio 18b] That haþ destruyed wel neyh al þe blood Of Thebes wiþ his waste walles wyde / And venus sleeþ me on þat oþer syde / Line 1332 For Ielousye and fere of him Arcyte
NOw wol I stynte of Palamon a lite And lete him stille in his prisoun dwelle And of arcita for þan wol I telle Line 1336 The somer passeþ and þe nightes longe Encrescen double wise the peynes stronge Bothe of þe lover and þe prisoner I noot which hath þe wofullere cheer Line 1340 For schortly for to sey þis Palomon Perpetuelly is dampned in prisoun In cheynes and in feteres to be deed And Arcite is exiled vpon his heed Line 1344 For eueremo as out of þat contre Ne neuere mo schal he his lady see Now louyeres / axe I þis question who haþ þe worse Arcite or Palomon. Line 1348 That on may se his lady day by day But in prisoun he moot dwelle alway That oþer may wher him lust ryde or go But seen his lady schal he neuer mo Line 1352 Now deemeth as ȝou luste ȝe þat can For I wol telle forþ as I bigan
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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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