A Literary History of the English People
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I. P. 365. This beginning is imitated fromBoccaccio's "Teseide. " [491] "Parlement of Foules, " in "Complete Works, " vol. I. P. 336. Chaucer alludes here to a book which "was write with lettres olde, " andwhich contained "Tullius of the dreme of Scipioun. " [492] "Legend of Dido, " in "Complete Works, " vol. Iii. P. 117.
[493] Book v. St. 256.
[494] "Hous of Fame, " ll. 469, 473, 492.
[495] Thorgh me men goon in-to that blisful place . . . Thorgh me men goon unto the welle of Grace, &c.
These ...lines were "over the gate with lettres large y-wroghte, " ll. 124, 127.
[496] S'amor non
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. P. 365. This beginning is imitated fromBoccaccio's "Teseide. " [491] "Parlement of Foules, " in "Complete Works, " vol. I. P. 336. Chaucer alludes here to a book which "was write with lettres olde, " andwhich contained "Tullius of the dreme of Scipioun. " [492] "Legend of Dido, " in "Complete Works, " vol. Iii. P. 117.
[493] Book v. St. 256.
[494] "Hous of Fame, " ll. 469, 473, 492.
[495] Thorgh me men goon in-to that blisful place . . . Thorgh me men goon unto the welle of Grace, &c.
These ...lines were "over the gate with lettres large y-wroghte, " ll. 124, 127.
[496] S'amor non
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