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

And ȝe schullen boþe anon vnto me swere That neuer ȝe schullen my corowne dere Ne make werre on me night ne day [folio 25a] But be my freendes alle þat ȝe may Line 1824 I ȝou forȝeue þis trespas euery dele And þey him swore his axyng euery dele And him of lordschip and of mercy prayde And he hem graunted mercy and þus he sayde Line 1828
TO speke of real lynage and riches Though þat sche were a queen or a prynces Ilk of ȝow boþe is worþy douteles To wedde when tyme is but naþeles Line 1832 I speke as for my suster Emelye For whom ȝe haue þis stryf and Ielousye ȝe woot ȝoure self sche may not wedde two At oones þough ȝe faughten euer mo Line 1836 That oon of ȝow or be him loth or leef he may go pypen in an Iuy leef This is to say sche may nought haue boþe Al be ȝe neuer so Ielous ne so loþe Line 1840 For-þy I put ȝou bothe in þis degre That ilk of ȝou schal haue his destyne As him is schape / and herken in what wyse Lo here ȝour ende of þat I schal deuyse Line 1844
My wil is þis. for playn conclusioun wiþouten eny repplicacioun If þat ȝou liketh tak it for þe best That euery of ȝou schal go wher him lest Line 1848 Frely wiþouten raunsoun or daungeer And þis day fyfty wykes fer ne neer Euerich of ȝou schal bryng an hundred knightes Armed for lystes vp at alle rightes Line 1852 Al redy to derayne hir by batayle And þus byhote I ȝou wiþouten fayle vpon my trouthe and as I am a knight That wheþir of ȝow boþe þat haþ might Line 1856
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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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