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1708. Godhiseehe, so J R A Cp. CI. ; others God I (.thee) hiseehe.
j8o6. F-ul pitously, Cx. S y Dispitously. (Boc.
miseramente.) 1807. The fonowing three stanzas are from the account oi the death of Arcite in Boccaccio's Teseide. They are omitted in Ha H4, and in- serted later in P.
1809, eighte, J »/(?',- others seventhe. (Boc.
Ver la concavita del cielo ottava.) i8ro. Boc. Degli elementi i conuessi lasciando.
(Possibly Chaucer uses convers here with the meaning oi convex.) And dampned al our ...werk, that folwen sol The bliride lust the whiche that may not ) laste.
And sholden al our herte on hevene caste.j And forth he wente, shortly for to telle, | Ther-as Mercuric gr.rtpf1 ]iim tn j^yrplli- Swich fyn hath tho this Troilus for love !
Swich fyn hath al his grete worthinesse ! | Swich fyn hath his estat reil above ! 1830 1 Swich fyn his lust, swich fyn hath his j noblesse !
Swichfyn, this false worldesbrotelnesse ! — * A"nd thus bigan his loving of Griseyde As I have told, and in this wise he deyde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1708. Godhiseehe, so J R A Cp. CI. ; others God I (.thee) hiseehe.
j8o6. F-ul pitously, Cx. S y Dispitously. (Boc.
miseramente.) 1807. The fonowing three stanzas are from the account oi the death of Arcite in Boccaccio's Teseide. They are omitted in Ha H4, and in- serted later in P.
1809, eighte, J »/(?',- others seventhe. (Boc.
Ver la concavita del cielo ottava.) i8ro. Boc. Degli elementi i conuessi lasciando.
(Possibly Chaucer uses convers here with the meaning oi convex.) And dampned al our ...werk, that folwen sol The bliride lust the whiche that may not ) laste.
And sholden al our herte on hevene caste.j And forth he wente, shortly for to telle, | Ther-as Mercuric gr.rtpf1 ]iim tn j^yrplli- Swich fyn hath tho this Troilus for love !
Swich fyn hath al his grete worthinesse ! | Swich fyn hath his estat reil above ! 1830 1 Swich fyn his lust, swich fyn hath his j noblesse !
Swichfyn, this false worldesbrotelnesse ! — * A"nd thus bigan his loving of Griseyde As I have told, and in this wise he deyde.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1859-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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