The Cambridge ms (University library, Gg. 4.27) of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

[6-text p 515] What for his labour & his hope of blys His woful herte of penaunce hadde a lys Vp on the morwe whan that it was day To bryteyne toke they the ryȝte way Line 1240 Aurelyus & the Magicyoun by syde And been descendit there they wele vnbyde And this was as the bokys me remembre The colde frosty sesoun of decembre [[c corrected]] Line 1244 Phebus wex old & hewid lyk latoun That in his hoote declynacioun Schon as the burnet gold with streemys bryȝte But now in Caprycorn adoun he lyghte Line 1248 Wheere as he schon ful pale I dar weel seyn The bittere frostis with the sleet & reyn Distroyed hat the grene & euery ȝerd [[r altered]] Ianus sit by the fyr with double berd Line 1252 And drynkyth of hyse bugle horn the wyn By-forn hym stant braun / of the tuskyd swyn An Nowel syngyth / eueuery lusty man Aurelius in al that euere he can Line 1256 Doth to his maystyr chier & reuerence And preyeth hym to don his dilygence To bryngyn hym out of hise peynys smerte Or with a swerd that he wolde slytte his herte Line 1260 This subtyl clerk swych routhe hadde of this man [folio 294a] That nygh[t] & day he spedde hym as he kan To waytyn a tyme of his conclusioun That is to seyne to makyn illusioun Line 1264 By swich an apparens or iogilrye I ne can no termys of astrologie That sche & euery wygh[t] schulde wene & seye That of Brytayne the rokkys were a-weye Line 1268 Or ellys they were sunkyn vndyr grounde So at the laste he hath his tyme I-founde To make hise Iapis & hise wrechedenesse Of swich a supersticious cursedenesse Line 1272
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The Cambridge ms (University library, Gg. 4.27) 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 K. Paul, Trench, Trübner,
1868-1879.

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