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HF 1799 Ys al to good to ese her herte.' "	1798
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HF 20 Or why this more then that cause is --	20
HF 51 For hyt is warned to derkly --	50
HF 73 Besyde a folk men clepeth Cymerie --	72
HF 291 May saufly leye hyt to his ye " --	290
HF 313 As me mette redely --	312
HF 349 O wikke Fame! -- for ther nys	348
HF 359 Wol doo eft-sones, hardely' --	358
HF 407 How he betrayed Adriane --	406
HF 465 At the prayer of Venus --	464
HF 597 For Joves ys not theraboute --	596
HF 598 I dar wel putte the out of doute --	598
HF 620 And never-the-lesse hast set thy wit --	620
HF 621 Although that in thy hed ful lyte is --	620
HF 698 Then ever cornes were in graunges --	698
HF 776 And rent -- loo, thys ys my sentence.	776
HF 787 I preve hyt thus -- take hede now --	786
HF 787 I preve hyt thus -- take hede now --	786
HF 821 Til hyt be atte Hous of Fame --	820
HF 825 Enclyned ys upward to meve --	824
HF 826 This mayst thou fele wel I preve --	826
HF 838 Yif hyt aweye be therfroo --	838
HF 839 As I have before preved the --	838
HF 978 Cloude " -- and al that y of spak.	978
HF 1056 For the love of God, telle me --	1056
HF 1057 In sooth, that wil I of the lere --	1056
HF 1071 Thou wost now how, cometh every speche --	1070
HF 1103 That in myn hed ymarked ys --	1102
HF 1105 The Hous of Fame for to descryve --	1104
HF 1161 Of a castel that stood on high --	1160
HF 1162 Al this writynge that I sigh --	1162
HF 1195 In which stoden, al withoute --	1194
HF 1196 Ful the castel, al aboute --	1196
HF 1279 Pleye an uncouth thyng to telle --	1278
HF 1571 For Eolus the god of wynde --	1570
HF 1690 Ther come the ferthe companye --	1690
HF 1691 But certeyn they were wonder fewe --	1690
HF 1761 Leet men gliwe on us the name --	1760
HF 2013 That thou suffrest debonairly --	2012
HF 2018 Languisshe and eke in poynt to breste --	2018
HF 2030 That in this hous was, as me thoghte --	2030
HF 2032 And nothing hyt aboute wente --	2032
HF 2051 And swor therto that hit was soth --	2050
HF 2054 " That shal be founde, " " That dar I leye " --	2054
HF 2136 That shal not now be told for me --	2136
HF 2140 Alle the sheves in the lathe --	2140
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HF 8 And why this a revelacion,	8
HF 9 Why this a drem, why that a sweven,	8
HF 9 Why this a drem, why that a sweven,	8
HF 11 Why this a fantome, why these oracles,	10
HF 62 So wonderful a drem as I	62
HF 70 That duelleth in a cave of stoon	70
HF 71 Upon a strem that cometh fro Lete,	70
HF 72 That is a flood of helle unswete,	72
HF 73 Besyde a folk men clepeth Cymerie --	72
HF 103 Lo, with such a conclusion	102
HF 106 That high upon a gebet dyde.	106
HF 120 Withyn a temple ymad of glas,	120
HF 133 Naked fletynge in a see,	132
HF 141 I fond that on a wall ther was	140
HF 142 Thus writen on a table of bras:	142
HF 181 And in a forest as they wente,	180
HF 182 At a turnynge of a wente,	182
HF 182 At a turnynge of a wente,	182
HF 226 And a knyght highte Achate	226
HF 228 Goynge in a queynt array	228
HF 251 Hyt were a long proces to telle,	250
HF 267 For he to hir a traytour was;	266
HF 269 Loo, how a woman doth amys	268
HF 275 Kevered many a shrewed vice.	274
HF 277 To take a love oonly for chere,	276
HF 288 That loved al to sone a gest;	288
HF 289 Therfore I wol seye a proverbe,	288
HF 302 That every yer wolde have a newe,	302
HF 331 In speche, and never a del of trouthe?	330
HF 341 For, though your love laste a seson,	340
HF 363 Certeyn, avayleth hir not a stre.	362
HF 387 That for to thynken hyt, a tene is.	386
HF 396 Loo, was not this a woo and routhe?	396
HF 414 And he made hir a ful fals jape;	414
HF 415 For aftir this, withyn a while,	414
HF 448 He moste rede many a rowe	448
HF 470 " A, Lord, " thoughte I, " that madest us,	470
HF 482 Then sawgh I but a large feld,	482
HF 504 That never sawe men such a syghte,	504
HF 517 Ne mette such a drem as this.	516
HF 536 That smot somtyme a tour to powder	536
HF 543 Me, fleynge, in a swap he hente,	542
HF 546 As lyghtly as I were a larke,	546
HF 599 To make of the as yet a sterre;	598
HF 607 Of which thou hast a fere and wonder,	606
HF 662 Wol that I bere the to a place	662
HF 681 But as a blynd man stert an hare;	680
HF 704 In al a realme, and alle the spies,	704
HF 719 And stant eke in so juste a place	718
HF 726 Tellen the a propre skille	726
HF 727 And a worthy demonstracion	726
HF 731 Hath a kyndely stede ther he	730
HF 774 For whan a pipe is blowen sharpe	774
HF 785 Thogh hyt were piped of a mous,	784
HF 789 Throwe on water now a stoon,	788
HF 791 A litel roundell as a sercle,	790
HF 791 A litel roundell as a sercle,	790
HF 792 Paraunter brod as a covercle;	792
HF 806 Although thou thenke hyt a gret wonder.	806
HF 865 " A ha, " quod he, " lo, so I can	864
HF 866 Lewedly to a lewed man	866
HF 872 [Quod he]. " A good persuasion, "	872
HF 878 A preve by experience,	878
HF 904 But thus sone in a while he	904
HF 907 No more semed than a prikke;	906
HF 930 Duelleth many a citezeyn,	930
HF 949 Which that in heven a sygne is yit.	948
HF 957 Loo, ys it not a gret myschaunce	956
HF 958 To lete a fool han governaunce	958
HF 973 That writ, " A thought may flee so hye	972
HF 979 Thoo gan y wexen in a were,	978
HF 1019 A while, and than he gan to crye,	1018
HF 1037 And lat a man stonde, out of doute,	1036
HF 1038 A myle thens, and here hyt route;	1038
HF 1040 After the clappe of a thundringe,	1040
HF 1048 As men may casten with a spere.	1048
HF 1049 Y nyste how, but in a strete	1048
HF 1051 And seyde, " Walke forth a pas,	1050
HF 1083 And ys not this a wonder thyng? "	1082
HF 1098 Though som vers fayle in a sillable;	1098
HF 1116 That stood upon so hygh a roche,	1116
HF 1130 A roche of yse, and not of stel.	1130
HF 1132 This were a feble fundament	1132
HF 1133 To bilden on a place hye.	1132
HF 1161 Of a castel that stood on high --	1160
HF 1163 And stood eke on so cold a place	1162
HF 1166 And fond upon the cop a woon,	1166
HF 1238 Stonden in a large space,	1238
HF 1270 To make a man ben hool or syk.	1270
HF 1278 Upon a table of sycamour	1278
HF 1280 Y saugh him carien a wynd-melle	1280
HF 1281 Under a walsh-note shale.	1280
HF 1289 That shoone ful lyghter than a glas	1288
HF 1309 " A larges, larges, hold up wel!	1308
HF 1325 Had on him throwen a vesture	1324
HF 1326 Which that men clepe a cote-armure,	1326
HF 1334 Men myghte make of hem a bible	1334
HF 1345 Was plated half a foote thikke	1344
HF 1353 As grasses growen in a mede.	1352
HF 1360 But al on hye, above a dees,	1360
HF 1361 Sitte in a see imperiall,	1360
HF 1362 That mad was of a rubee all,	1362
HF 1363 Which that a carbuncle ys ycalled,	1362
HF 1365 A femynyne creature,	1364
HF 1370 That the lengthe of a cubite	1370
HF 1372 But thus sone in a whyle she	1372
HF 1378 I saugh a gretter wonder yit,	1378
HF 1414 That with a sherte hys lyf les.	1414
HF 1417 Of which I stynte a while now,	1416
HF 1421 Fro the dees, many a peler	1420
HF 1430 Upon a piler stonde on high,	1430
HF 1450 That hath a ful large whel to turne.	1450
HF 1465 Ful wonder hy on a piler	1464
HF 1476 Betwex hem was a litil envye.	1476
HF 1481 Tho saugh I stonde on a piler,	1480
HF 1484 That bore hath up a longe while	1484
HF 1486 And next hym on a piler was,	1486
HF 1495 Wel more be a thousand del	1494
HF 1497 Thoo saugh I on a piler by,	1496
HF 1507 And next him on a piler stood	1506
HF 1517 But hit a ful confus matere	1516
HF 1521 I herde a noyse aprochen blyve,	1520
HF 1524 Ryght such a maner murmurynge,	1524
HF 1528 A ryght gret companye withalle,	1528
HF 1537 Ech of us of thy grace a bone! "	1536
HF 1552 Seyden sooth, and noght a lye.	1552
HF 1584 And found where in a cave of ston,	1584
HF 1585 In a contree that highte Trace,	1584
HF 1596 Tok to a man that highte Triton	1596
HF 1598 And let a certeyn wynd to goo,	1598
HF 1600 That hyt ne lefte not a skye	1600
HF 1619 That ye shal have a shrewed fame,	1618
HF 1645 And such a smoke gan out wende	1644
HF 1653 As dooth the ryver from a welle,	1652
HF 1686 As men a pot of bawme helde	1686
HF 1687 Among a basket ful of roses.	1686
HF 1692 And gunne stonden in a rewe,	1692
HF 1708 And seyden they yeven noght a lek	1708
HF 1735 That we mowe han as good a fame,	1734
HF 1790 Goo blowe this folk a sory grace, "	1790
HF 1798 And yet she that grynt at a querne	1798
HF 1802 He gan to blasen out a soun	1802
HF 1818 And do hyt blowe in a clarioun.	1818
HF 1819 " Nay, wis, " quod she, " hyt were a vice.	1818
HF 1823 Tho come ther lepynge in a route,	1822
HF 1840 That werest on thy hose a pale,	1840
HF 1841 And on thy tipet such a belle? "	1840
HF 1848 I wolde fayn han had a fame,	1848
HF 1852 Thoughte y, as gret a fame han shrewes,	1852
HF 1918 Tho saugh y stonde in a valeye,	1918
HF 1927 And therout com so gret a noyse	1926
HF 1949 A thousand holes, and wel moo,	1948
HF 1985 And hyt was shapen lyk a cage.	1984
HF 1991 Was perched hye upon a stoon;	1990
HF 1994 That thou a while abide me,	1994
HF 2029 And at a wyndowe yn me broghte,	2028
HF 2034 But which a congregacioun	2034
HF 2040 Ne ded so many a creature;	2040
HF 2042 Hadde y a fote-brede of space.	2042
HF 2045 A newe tydynge prively,	2044
HF 2060 Whan oon had herd a thing, ywis,	2060
HF 2064 Or hyt a forlong way was old,	2064
HF 2079 From a sparke spronge amys,	2078
HF 2080 Til al a citee brent up ys.	2080
HF 2084 Up to a wyndowe out to goon;	2084
HF 2089 A lesyng and a sad soth sawe,	2088
HF 2089 A lesyng and a sad soth sawe,	2088
HF 2091 Out at a wyndowe for to pace;	2090
HF 2119 Twenty thousand in a route,	2118
HF 2126 O, many a thousand tymes twelve	2126
HF 2134 And eke a tydynge for to here,	2134
HF 2141 I herde a gret noyse withalle	2140
HF 2142 In a corner of the halle,	2142
HF 2155 Atte laste y saugh a man,	2154
HF 2158 A man of gret auctorite. . . .	2158