Altenglische legenden ...

Ligge bi me . þis ilke niht. And cristene me . to morwe ful riht. ffor seþþhe ȝe seyn . þat muchel ioye and blis Is to Angeles . of sunfol mon . þat turned is And doþ penaunce . for his misdede Line 655 Me þinkeþ . þt þe auctour þer of is worþi mede Assente ones . to þat i seye to þe And riht so maiht þou . saue me. þis Mayden made . assautes foule To þe tour . of þis Monnes soule Line 660 þe fend þen . to his felawes forsoþ Seide . seo ȝe not . hou þis wommon doþ. heo haþ sumwhat . squached his tour þat we mihte not meue . wiþ no stour Now is tyme . for þe nones Line 665 ffalle we vppon him . alle at ones.
JOsafath saih wel in his þouht þat in to mischef . he was brouht ffor Couetyse . stured him fast. And þe soule hele of þe Maiden . mad him a gast Line 670 he was harde i meued . þerfore he preyed to god . and wepte ful sore þus as he preyed . he fel a slepyng þen sauh he . in his metyng þat he was lad . In to a Medewe Line 675 fful of alle floures . white . Bleu & . ȝelwe þer herde he leues of tren . wonderliche. Sounen . as voyses . Muriliche. Softe wynde . þe leues to meue Wondur swete sauour . þt place dude ȝeue Line 680 þe feireste fruit . to monnes siht And of sauour . desirable a riht þer weren seetes . mony on. Of Seluer . and Gold . and precious ston Beddes a rayed . of riche aray Line 685 Schyninde as gold . boþe niht and day. Clere watres . Rennynde be syde Murie þhouȝt him . þer þat tyde þey ladde him þenne . in to a Citéé þe walles seemed . of gold to be Line 690 þat schyneden . wondur brihtly Spirites . he herde murily Such maner of song . synge þere þat non eorþly mon . herde wiþ Ere. A vois to him . seide þen. Line 695 þis is þe place . of blessed Men. þei wolde him haue lad . forþ ful snelle he preyed þat he moste . stille þer dwelle þei onswerden . and seiden þo Wiþ muche trauayl . þu schalt cum hider vs to. Line 700 Aftur þat . þei him led. To a foul . derk sted. fful of alle wrecchednesse Of fulþe . and of wikkednesse þei to him þenne . seide hit was Line 705 þis is . þe vnrihtwisnesses plas. Whon he a wok . of his slepyng. þe feirnes of þat damysel . and hire cloþing Semed to him . at o worde ffoulore þenne . þen eny torde Line 710 Whon þe wikked spirites . aftur þis cas Weoren gon a ȝeyn . to Theodas he hem blamed . hitterly [Ms. hitterly st. bitterly.] And þei onswerden . schortly. And seiden alle . wiþ o vois Line 715 Or he hedde i mad . þe signe of þe crois Strongliche . we on him fille Alle at ones . him to spille. But whon he . þe signe i mad hadde he pursuwed us . and we weren madde Line 720
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Altenglische legenden ...
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Horstmann, Carl, ed. b. 1851.
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Paderborn,: F. Schöningh,
1875.
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English poetry
Legends

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