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

[6-text p 433] Ther kan no man / in humblesse hym acquite As womman kan / ne been half so trewe As wommen been / but it be falle of newe Line 938
[PART VI.]
¶ ffro Boloigne / is this Erl of Pavyk come [folio 103a] Line 939 Of which the fame vp sprang to moore and lesse And in the peples eres / alle and some Was kouth eek / that a newe Markysesse Line 942 He with hym broghte / in swich pompe and richesse That neuere was ther seyn / with mannes eye So noble array / in al Westlumbardye Line 945
¶ The Markys / which that shoope and knew al this Line 946 Er that this Erl was come / sente his message ffor thilke / sely poure Grisildis And she with humble herte / and glad visage Line 949 Nat with no swollen thoght in hire corage Cam at his heste / and on hire knees hire sette And reuerently / and wisely she hym grette Line 952
¶ Grisilde quod he / my wyl is outrely Line 953 This mayden / that shal wedded been to me Receiued be / to morwe as roially As it possible is / in myn hous to be Line 956 And eek / that euery wight in his degree Haue his estaat in sittyng and seruyse And heigh plesance / as I kan best deuyse Line 959
¶ I haue no wommen / suffisant certayn Line 960 The chambres / for tarraye in ordinance After my lust and therfore wolde I fayn That thyn were / al swich manere gouernance Line 963 Thou knowest eek of old al my plesance Thogh thyn array be badde and yuel biseye Do thou thy deuoir / at the leeste weye Line 966
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The Ellesmere 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,
1868-1879.

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