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

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And lyk an egellis federis wexsyn his erys Hise naylis lyk a briddis clawis weere Til god relesede hym a certeyn ȝerys And ȝaf hym wit & thanne with manye a teere Line 3368 He thankede god & euere his lyf in feere Was he to doon a-mys or moore trespace And tyl that tyme / he leyd was on his beere He knew that god was ful of myȝt & graace Line 3372
[Belshazzar.]
His sone which that hyȝte Balthasar [Baltasar] That held the regne aftyr hire fadyris day He by his fader coude not be war [folio 355a] ffor proud he was of herte & of aray Line 3376 And ek an ydolastre was he ay Hise hye estat assurede hym in pryde But fortune caste hym doun & there he lay And sodeynly his regne he gan deuyde Line 3380
A feste he made vnto hise lordis alle Vp-on a day & bad hem blythe bee And thanne hise offiseris gan he calle Goth bryngith forth the vessell quod he Line 3384 Which that myn fadyr in his prosperite Out of the temple of 1Ierusalem1 [[1_1 corrected]] berafte And to oure hye goddis thanke we Of honour that oure olderis with vs lafte Line 3388
His wif hise lordis & hise concubynys Ay dronkyn whil here apetitis laste Out of these noble vessellis sundery wynys And on a wal this kyng his eyen caste Line 3392 And saw an hand armles that wrot ful faste ffor 1feere1 [[1_1 corrected]] of whiche he quok & sykede soore This hand that balthasar so soore a-gaste Wroot Mane 1techel1 [[1_1 corrected]] phares & na moore Line 3396
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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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