The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)

And neuere wikkedliche weye · ne fals chaffare vsen, [And] Ne TU. wikkedliche weye] wickedly forto weye H; wynne wykkidly U. fals] wykkide T; no U. vseu] make TU.] Bote weende to Walsyngham · and my wyf alse, Line 144 And bidde þe Rode of Bromholm · bringe me out of dette." [bringe me] to brynge vs U.]
NOu ginneþ þe Gloton · for to go to schrifte, [þe] TU om. go to] T om.] And carieþ him to chircheward · his schrift forte telle. [carieþ] cariede TU; wendiþ H. schrift] synnes T; synne U. telle] shewe THU.] Þenne Betun þe Breustere · bad him gode morwe, [þenne Betun] And Betoun TU; bele H. bad him] þer bad he T; þere bad him U; þen bade hym H.] Line 148 And seþþen heo asked of him · "Whoder þat he wolde?" [seþþen] THU om. whoder þat] wheþer þat H; whidirward TU.] ¶ "To holi chirche," quod he · "for to here Masse And seþþen I-chule ben I-schriuen · and sunge no more." [Ichule] I wile THU. sunge] synne THU.] ¶ "Ichaue good ale, gossib," quod heo · "gloten, woltou asaye?" [gossib] U om. gloten] H om.] Line 152 "Hastou ouȝt I þi pors," quod he · "eny hote spices?" [I þi pors] in þy pors H; U omits. ouȝt — pors] T omits.] "Ȝe, glotun, gossip," quod heo · "god wot, ful goode; [ȝe] ȝhe H; ȝa TU. quod heo] U om. ful goode] wel hote TU. H reads, ȝhe, god wot, quod heo, ful hote I haue.] I haue peper and piane · and a pound of garlek, [I haue] H om. piane] peynye T; pianye HU. pound—garlek] pomgarnade (!) H.] Line 155 A Ferþing-worþ of Fenel-seed · for þis Fastyng dayes." [Ferþingworþ] pound T. Fenel seed] felkene sedis T; fenkil seed U. þis] þese H; TU om.] ¶ Þene geþ Gloton in · and grete oþus after; [geþ] goþ TH; gooþ (sic) U.] Sesse þe souters wyf · sat on þe Benche, [Sesse] Cisse T; Cesse U; Symme H. Souters wyf] soutere TH; soustere U.] Watte þe warinar · and his wyf boþe, [warinar] waffrer TU. boþe] after H.] Tomkyn þe Tinkere · and tweyne of his knaues, [Tomkyn] Symme T; Thomme U. tweyne] two HU.] Line 160
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The vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum Wit et Resoun, by William Langland (about 1362-1393 A. D.)
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Langland, William, 1330?-1400?
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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society, by N. Trübner & co.,
1867-85.

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