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

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¶ I sey þat in a wardrope þei him drewe Where as þis Iewes purgen entraile O cursed folke o herodes al newe What may ȝoure yuel tent ȝoue availe Line 1765 Morder wil oute certein. it wil nouht faile And namely þere honure of god schold sprede The blode oute crieþ on ȝoure cursed dede Line 1768
¶ O martire soundede to virginite Now maiste þou singe folowinge euer in on The white lombe Celestial quod he Of whiche þe grete euaungelist seint Iohn Line 1772 In Pathmos wrote whiche seiþe þei þat gone Be-forne his lombe and singe a songe of new Thet neuere flexly wemmen þei knewe Line 1775
This pouer wedowe wayteþ al þat nyht Affter þis litel Childe bot home cam he nouht for whome alsoune as it was daies liht Wiþ face pale for drede and besy þouht [folio 188a] Line 1779 Sche haþe att scole and elles where him souht Til finally sche gan so fer asspye Þat he was seyȝen last in þe Iewrye Line 1782
¶ Wiþ moders pyte in hir breste enclosede Sche goþe as sche were halue oute of mynde To euery place where sche haþ supposed Be liklyhed hire childe to finde Line 1786 And euer on cr[i]stes moder meke and kinde Sche cried and att þe last þus sche wrouht Amonge þe cursed Iewes sche him souht Line 1789
¶ Sche freyneþ and sche preiþe pitously To euery Iewe þat duelled in þilk place . . . . . [no gap in the MS.] Thei saiden naie bot ihesus of his grace Line 1793
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The Lansdowne 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,
1867-1879.

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