The Harleian ms. 7334 of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.

That Theseus the noble conquerour Doth to þe ladyes whan þey from him wente But schortly for to telle is myn entente Line 1000 whan þat þis worthy Duk þis Theseus hath Creon slayn and Thebes wonne þus Stille in þe feelde he took al night his reste And dide with al þe contre as him leste Line 1004
TO Ransake in þe cas of bodyes dede hem for to streepe of herneys and of wede / The pilours diden businesse and cure After þe bataile and discomfiture Line 1008 And so byfil þat in þe cas þei founde Thurgh girt with many a greuous blody wounde Two ȝonge knighte liggyng by and by Boþe in oon armes clad ful richely Line 1012 Of whiche two Arcite hight þat oon And þat oþur knight hight Palamon Nat fully quyk ne fully deed þey were But by here coote armure and by here gere Line 1016 Heraudes knewe hem wel in special As þey þat weren of the blood real Of Thebes and of Sistren tuo I-born Out of þe chaas þe pilours han hem torn Line 1020 And han hem caried softe vnto þe tente / Of Theseus and ful sone he hem sente Tathenes for to dwellen in prisoun Perpetuelly he wolde no Raunceoun Line 1024 And þis Duk whan he hadde þus I-doon [folio 14b] he took his host and hom he ryt anoon with laurer crowned as a conquerour And þere he lyueþ in Ioye and in honour Line 1028 Terme of his lyf what wolle ȝe wordes moo And in a tour in angwische and in woo · This Palamon and his felawe arcite For euermo þer may no gold hem quyte Line 1032 This passeþ ȝeer by ȝeer and day by day
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The Harleian ms. 7334 of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall.
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Chaucer, Geoffrey, d. 1400.
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London,: Pub. for the Chaucer society by N. Trübner & co.,
1885.

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