ANGLES............1
HF 1959 And over alle the houses angles	1958
ANNE..............1
HF 367 And called on hir suster Anne,	366
ANON..............10
HF 1089 And I of him tok leve anon,	1088
HF 1559 " I werne yow hit, " quod she anon;	1558
HF 1570 Upon peyne to be blynd anon,	1570
HF 1595 And sped the forth. " And he anon	1594
HF 1624 Tak forth thy trumpe anon, " quod she,	1624
HF 1659 And doun on knes they fille anon,	1658
HF 1679 Anon, and sette hyt to his mouth,	1678
HF 1718 Blow thy trumpes, and that anon, "	1718
HF 1791 Quod she, " anon; and wostow how?	1790
HF 1800 This Eolus anon up sterte,	1800
ANON-RYGHT........2
HF 1075 Up to the paleys, anon-ryght	1074
HF 2062 And gan him tellen anon-ryght	2062
ANOON.............20
HF 69 Unto the god of slep anoon,	68
HF 149 And tho began the story anoon,	148
HF 339 Anoon as we have yow receyved,	338
HF 366 She into hir chambre wente anoon,	366
HF 655 Thou goost hom to thy hous anoon,	654
HF 790 Wel wost thou hyt wol make anoon	790
HF 793 And ryght anoon thow shalt see wel	792
HF 813 Another ayr anoon ys meved;	812
HF 894 And y anoon shal telle the	894
HF 952 Of his hors; and they anoon	952
HF 1109 Now entre in my brest anoon!	1108
HF 1307 But in I wente, and that anoon.	1306
HF 1606 And her-withal ther come anoon	1606
HF 1669 Than worthy is, and that anoon.	1668
HF 1703 And saugh anoon the fifte route	1702
HF 1705 And doun on knes anoon to falle;	1704
HF 1771 Thoo come the seventh route anoon,	1770
HF 2026 Shaltow here anoon many oon lere. "	2026
HF 2027 With this word he ryght anoon	2026
HF 2083 Than ever hit was, [hit] wente anoon	2082
ANOON-RYGHT.......1
HF 132 I sawgh anoon-ryght hir figure	132
ANOTHER...........13
HF 307 Another for frendshippe, seyth he;	306
HF 506 Al newe of gold another sonne;	506
HF 657 Thou sittest at another book	656
HF 794 That whel wol cause another whel,	794
HF 813 Another ayr anoon ys meved;	812
HF 817 Everych ayr another stereth	816
HF 1171 Swich another for to make,	1170
HF 1296 That never such another nas;	1296
HF 1367 Nas such another thing yseye.	1366
HF 1607 Another huge companye	1606
HF 1811 Tho come another companye,	1810
HF 1914 In such another place lede	1914
HF 2061 He com forth ryght to another wight,	2060
ANSWERED..........2
HF 864 And y answered and seyde, " Yis. "	864
HF 1896 And I answered, " Noo, parde!	1896
ANTECLAUDIAN......1
HF 986 And eke on Anteclaudian,	986
ANY...............21
HF 99 That every harm that any man	98
HF 208 Withoute any savacion.	208
HF 261 That any woman myghte do,	260
HF 333 Any woman on any man!	332
HF 333 Any woman on any man!	332
HF 478 See owhere any stiryng man	478
HF 501 Then I had any egle seyn.	500
HF 526 Yf any vertu in the be	526
HF 656 And, also domb as any stoon,	656
HF 721 Or what so cometh from any tonge,	720
HF 738 That any thing that hevy be,	738
HF 855 Withoute any subtilite	854
HF 890 Wher that thou knowest any toun,	890
HF 891 Or hous, or any other thing.	890
HF 911 And seyde, " Seest thou any [toun]	910
HF 1074 Whan any speche ycomen ys	1074
HF 1122 Yf I koude any weyes knowe	1122
HF 1141 Any lettres for to rede	1140
HF 1681 And north, as lowde as any thunder,	1680
HF 1814 That any herte kouth. gesse;	1814
HF 2071 Any stounde, he told him als;	2070
APAIRE............1
HF 756 Ther-as hit shulde not apaire.	756
APE...............1
HF 1212 And countrefete hem as an ape,	1212
APERT.............1
HF 717 Is spoken, either privy or apert,	716
APES..............1
HF 1806 As ever mowes were in apes.	1806
APOCALIPS.........1
HF 1385 As John writ in th' Apocalips.	1384
APPARENCE.........1
HF 265 Allas! what harm doth apparence,	264
APPERE............1
HF 190 When hir spirit gan appere,	190
APPOLLO...........1
HF 1092 Appollo, thurgh thy grete myght,	1092
APPOLLOO..........1
HF 1232 To pipen bet than Appolloo.	1232
APROCHE...........1
HF 1115 How I gan to thys place aproche	1114
APROCHEN..........1
HF 1521 I herde a noyse aprochen blyve,	1520
AQUEYNTAUNCES.....1
HF 694 Of olde forleten aqueyntaunces;	694
AQUEYNTEDEN.......1
HF 250 How they aqueynteden in fere,	250
ARAGON............1
HF 1248 In Cataloigne and Aragon,	1248
ARIONIS...........1
HF 1005 Or Arionis harpe fyn,	1004
ARISTOTLE.........1
HF 759 As Aristotle and daun Platon,	758
ARMES.............4
HF 144 The armes and also the man	144
HF 1331 Alle these armes that ther weren,	1330
HF 1337 Myghte ther alle the armes seen	1336
HF 1411 Bothe th' armes and the name	1410
ARMONYE...........1
HF 1396 Of songes ful of armonye	1396
ARN...............1
HF 1008 How alle these arn set in hevene;	1008
ARRAY.............1
HF 228 Goynge in a queynt array	228
ARRYVAGE..........1
HF 223 And prively tok arryvage	222
ARRYVED...........1
HF 1047 As nygh the place arryved were	1046
ART...............10
HF 199 That art daun Jupiteres wif,	198
HF 335 We wrechched wymmen konne noon art;	334
HF 492 " O Crist, " thoughte I, " that art in blysse,	492
HF 574 Thou art noyous for to carye!	574
HF 627 And peynest the to preyse hys art,	626
HF 895 How fer that thou art now therfro. "	894
HF 1095 Here art poetical be shewed,	1094
HF 1276 That by such art don men han fame.	1276
HF 1839 But what art thow that seyst this tale,	1838
HF 1882 As fer forth as I kan myn art. "	1882
ARTOW.............1
HF 1872 Artow come hider to han fame? "	1872