English Prose: Wycliffe to ClarendonOxford University Press, 1931 |
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... damoisel speak with me for thy life . And therewithal he made a semblant to slay him . Let be , said the damoisel , thou bawdy knave , slay him not , for an thou do thou shalt repent it . Damoisel , said Beaumains , your charge is to me ...
... damoisel speak with me for thy life . And therewithal he made a semblant to slay him . Let be , said the damoisel , thou bawdy knave , slay him not , for an thou do thou shalt repent it . Damoisel , said Beaumains , your charge is to me ...
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... damoisel then granted him , and there they had merry cheer . But always the damoisel spake many foul words unto Beaumains , whereof the red knight had great marvel , and all that night the red knight made threescore knights to watch ...
... damoisel then granted him , and there they had merry cheer . But always the damoisel spake many foul words unto Beaumains , whereof the red knight had great marvel , and all that night the red knight made threescore knights to watch ...
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... damoisel , that ever such a stinking knave should blow such a boast . Damoisel , he said , ye are to blame so to rebuke me , for I had lever i do five battles than so to be rebuked ; let him come , and then let him do his worst . Sir ...
... damoisel , that ever such a stinking knave should blow such a boast . Damoisel , he said , ye are to blame so to rebuke me , for I had lever i do five battles than so to be rebuked ; let him come , and then let him do his worst . Sir ...
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JOHN WYCLIFFE 13241384 | 1 |
GEOFFREY CHAUCER 13401400 | 31 |
LORD BERNERS 1467 ?1532 | 74 |
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