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

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In al þat londe Magecien was þere none þat couþe expoune what þis lettre meant Bot Daniel expound it anone And seide kynge god to þi fader sent [folio 210b] Line 3400 Glory & Honour Regne tresoure & rent And he was proude & no þinge god ne dradde And þere-fore god grete wreche vpon him sent And him be-raft þe Regne þat he hadde. Line 3404
He was oute cast of Mannes compaignye With asses was his habitacione And ete hey as a beste in wete & druye Til þat he knowe be grace & be resone Line 3408 That god of heuen haþ domynaciōn Ouere euery Regne & euery creture And þan hadd god of him compassiōn And him restored his Regne & his figure Line 3412
Eke þou þat ert his son is proude also And knowest al þis þinges priuely And ert Rebel to god & ert his foo Thowe dranke eke of his vessels boldely Line 3416 þi wif eke & þi wenches synfully Dranke of þe same vessels sondre wynes And heried fals goddes curssely Therefor to þe schapen grete peine is Line 3420
This honde was sent fro god þat on the wall þat wrote Mane techel phares trust me Thyne Reygne is done þou weyest nouht att all Dyuided is þi regne and it schal be Line 3424 To medes & to perses ȝeuen quod he And þilke same nyht þe kinge was slawe And Darius occupieþ his degre þeyhe he þere-to na hadde neiþere riht ne lawe Line 3428
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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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