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

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¶ Bot nowe a litel while .I. wil beweile þis Pompeus þis noble gouernoure Of Rome whiche þat flyeþ att þis Batayle .I. saye one of his men a fals traiture Line 3880 His hedde of fmote to wynne him fauoure Of Iulius & him þe hede brouht Alas Pompey of þe Orient conqueroure That fortune vnto suche a deþe brouht Line 3884
¶ To Rome aȝeine Repaireþ Iulius Wiþ his tryumphe laureate ful hihe Bot on a time Brutus Cassius [folio 216b] þat euere hadde of his hihe astate envie Line 3888 Ful priuely had maad conspiracye Aȝeynes þis Iulius in subtilite wise And kest þe place in whiche he scholde deye Wiþ Bodekynnes as .I. schal ȝowe devise Line 3892
¶ This Iulius to þe Capitoile went vpon a daie as he was wont to goone And in þe Capitoile anone him hente This falce Brutus on of his foule fone Line 3896 And stikked him wiþ Bodekinnes anone Wiþ mony a wound & þus þe lete him lye Bot neuere gronte he att no stroke bott one Or elles att tuo bot if his story lye Line 3900
¶ So manly was þis Iulius of hert And so wele loued estately honeste þat þouht his dedely woundes so sore smert His Mantil ouere his hippes cast he Line 3904 For no man schol se his priuetee And as he lay in deynge in a trance And wist verraily þat dede was he Of honeste ȝit hadde he Remembrance Line 3908
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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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