| ALMOST.............3 | |
| LGW G 89 Whan passed was almost the month of May, | 668 |
| LGW 8 2430 That to the deth he almost was ydriven. | 2974 |
| LGW 8 2436 For syk he was, and almost at the deth; | 2980 |
| ALONE..............3 | |
| LGW 5 1777 And al alone his wey than hath he nome | 2322 |
| LGW 5 1798 Ryght as a wolf that fynt a lomb alone, | 2342 |
| LGW 7 2378 Wepynge in the castel, here alone. | 2922 |
| ALSO...............24 | |
| LGW F 4 But, natheles, yet wot I wel also | 4 |
| LGW F 426 And maad the lyf also of Seynt Cecile. | 426 |
| LGW F 427 He made also, goon ys a gret while, | 426 |
| LGW F 528 For also many vertues hadde shee | 528 |
| LGW G 4 But natheles, this wot I wel also, | 582 |
| LGW G 305 What seyth also the epistel of Ovyde | 884 |
| LGW G 416 And mad the lyf also of Seynt Cecile. | 994 |
| LGW G 417 He made also, gon is a gret while, | 996 |
| LGW G 516 For also manye vertues hadde she | 1094 |
| LGW 3 1079 And with that pite love com in also; | 1624 |
| LGW 3 1222 This noble queen, and also hire meyne, | 1766 |
| LGW 3 1226 And with hire wente this Eneas also. | 1770 |
| LGW 4 1480 And fond Jason and Ercules also, | 2024 |
| LGW 4 1573 Moste fynden hym untrewe to hir also, | 2118 |
| LGW 5 1810 And thus thow shalt be ded and also lese | 2354 |
| LGW 6 1922 Athenes wan thys kyng Mynos also, | 2466 |
| LGW 6 2003 And we shul make hym balles ek also | 2548 |
| LGW 6 2084 But sende yow grace of herte and sleyghte also, | 2628 |
| LGW 6 2121 Now have I yow, and also have ye me, | 2666 |
| LGW 7 2240 Myne eyen wexe foule and sore also. | 2784 |
| LGW 8 2429 Of werynesse, and also enfamyned, | 2974 |
| LGW 8 2474 As fel to hire honour and his also. | 3018 |
| LGW 8 2538 Thanne preye I God thow peynted be also | 3082 |
| LGW 9 2600 To Danao and Egistes also, | 3144 |
| ALTHOGH............4 | |
| LGW G 314 Althogh thow reneyed hast my lay, | 892 |
| LGW 8 2495 A word or two, althogh it be but lyte. | 3040 |
| LGW 8 2548 As in that poynt, althogh it be nat fayr, | 3092 |
| LGW 9 2601 Althogh so be that they were brethren two -- | 3146 |
| ALWAY..............2 | |
| LGW F 358 Envie ys lavendere of the court alway, | 358 |
| LGW G 334 Is lavender in the grete court alway, | 912 |
| ALWEY..............10 | |
| LGW F 103 My besy gost, that thursteth alwey newe | 102 |
| LGW F 117 Knelyng alwey, til it unclosed was, | 116 |
| LGW F 176 Duellen alwey, the joly month of May, | 176 |
| LGW F 565 And serve alwey the fresshe dayesye. | 564 |
| LGW G 337 Whoso that goth, alwey she mot [nat] wante. | 916 |
| LGW 3 1097 And Eneas alwey with hire she ledde. | 1642 |
| LGW 4 1430 But it was kept alwey with a dragoun, | 1974 |
| LGW 4 1582 As mater apetiteth forme alwey | 2126 |
| LGW 5 1760 Th' ymage of hire recordynge alwey newe: | 2304 |
| LGW 6 2018 Folwynge alwey the thred as he hath come. | 2562 |
| ALYCHE.............1 | |
| LGW G 375 Al be that her estat be nat alyche, | 954 |
| ALYVE..............1 | |
| LGW 5 1792 By thilke God that formed man alyve, | 2336 |
| AM.................21 | |
| LGW F 51 So glad am I, whan that I have presence | 50 |
| LGW F 76 And am ful glad yf I may fynde an ere | 76 |
| LGW F 314 And seyde, " Sir, it am I, " and com him ner, | 314 |
| LGW G 47 That I n' am up and walkynge in the mede | 626 |
| LGW G 64 And am ful glad if I may fynde an ere | 642 |
| LGW G 76 I am witholde yit with never nother; | 654 |
| LGW G 240 And seyde, " Sire, it am I, " and cam hym ner, | 818 |
| LGW 2 836 Whan I am he that have yow slayn, allas! | 1380 |
| LGW 2 881 I am thy Tisbe, that the calleth thus. " | 1426 |
| LGW 3 989 " I n' am no goddesse, sothly, " quod she tho; | 1534 |
| LGW 3 1306 I am a gentil woman and a queen. | 1850 |
| LGW 3 1323 I am with childe, and yeve my child his lyf! | 1868 |
| LGW 4 1626 Youre man I am, and lowely yow beseche | 2170 |
| LGW 5 1742 And seyde, " Drede the nat, for I am here! " | 2286 |
| LGW 5 1789 " I am the kynges sone, Tarquinius, " | 2334 |
| LGW 6 2055 I am a kynges sone and ek a knyght. | 2600 |
| LGW 6 2188 I am betrayed! " and hire her torente, | 2732 |
| LGW 7 2258 For I am wery of hym for to telle, | 2802 |
| LGW 8 2454 But, for I am agroted herebyforn | 2998 |
| LGW 9 2690 I am a mayde, and, as by my nature, | 3234 |
| LGW 9 2699 Now certes, " quod she, " syn I am his wif, | 3244 |
| AMEN...............1 | |
| LGW 1 705 I preye God let oure hedes nevere ake! Amen. | 1250 |
| AMENDE.............1 | |
| LGW 8 2418 That carpenter ne coude it nat amende. | 2962 |
| AMONG..............6 | |
| LGW F 534 In stede of rubyes, sette among the white. " | 534 |
| LGW G 522 In stede of rubies, set among the white. " | 1100 |
| LGW 1 641 Among the ropes renne the sherynge-hokes. | 1186 |
| LGW 1 697 Among the serpents in the pit she sterte, | 1242 |
| LGW 3 1218 Among al this to rumbelen gan the hevene; | 1762 |
| LGW 9 2566 Among his sones alle there was oon | 3110 |
| AMOROUS............3 | |
| LGW 3 1102 Of many an amorous lokyng and devys. | 1646 |
| LGW 3 1189 This amorous queene chargeth hire meyne | 1734 |
| LGW 9 2616 Of songes amorous of maryage, | 3160 |
| AMYD...............1 | |
| LGW 6 2163 And in an yle amyd the wilde se, | 2708 |
| AMYS...............3 | |
| LGW F 369 He ne hath nat doon so grevously amys | 368 |
| LGW G 349 He ne hath not don so grevously amys | 928 |
| LGW 3 1291 And thoughte wel that it was al amys. | 1836 |
| AN.................38 | |
| LGW F 76 And am ful glad yf I may fynde an ere | 76 |
| LGW F 90 That, as an harpe obeieth to the hond | 90 |
| LGW F 209 I fel on slepe within an houre or twoo. | 208 |
| LGW F 330 That is an heresye ayeins my lawe, | 330 |
| LGW F 422 And many an ympne for your halydayes, | 422 |
| LGW G 64 And am ful glad if I may fynde an ere | 642 |
| LGW G 103 I fel aslepe withinne an hour or two. | 682 |
| LGW G 200 Daunsynge aboute this flour an esy pas, | 778 |
| LGW G 256 That is an heresye ageyns my lawe, | 834 |
| LGW G 277 And evere an hundred goode ageyn oon badde. | 856 |
| LGW G 285 But, I dar seyn, an hundred on a rewe, | 864 |
| LGW G 369 Ful many an hundred wynter herebeforn; | 948 |
| LGW G 410 And many an ympne for your halydayes, | 988 |
| LGW 1 625 Shop hym an ost on Antony to lede | 1170 |
| LGW 1 666 Ye men that falsly sweren many an oth | 1210 |
| LGW 2 909 To putten hire in swich an aventure. | 1454 |
| LGW 3 971 Til at the laste he mette an hunteresse. | 1516 |
| LGW 3 1102 Of many an amorous lokyng and devys. | 1646 |
| LGW 3 1191 An huntyng wol this lusty freshe queene, | 1736 |
| LGW 3 1197 And of hire women ek an huge route. | 1742 |
| LGW 4 1425 That in an yle that called was Colcos, | 1970 |
| LGW 4 1546 To come to hous upon an innocent! | 2090 |
| LGW 5 1700 And seyde that it was an ydel lyf; | 2244 |
| LGW 5 1771 Or an unrightful talent, with dispit -- | 2316 |
| LGW 5 1800 What, shal she fyghte with an hardy knyght? | 2344 |
| LGW 5 1839 The woo to tellen were an impossible, | 2384 |
| LGW 6 1895 That hadde an hundred citees stronge and grete, | 2440 |
| LGW 6 1907 Til on a day befel an aventure, | 2452 |
| LGW 6 2000 To welde an ax, or swerd, or staf, or knyf; | 2544 |
| LGW 6 2135 Ne beren us therfore an evil name. " | 2680 |
| LGW 6 2163 And in an yle amyd the wilde se, | 2708 |
| LGW 6 2219 It is so long, it were an hevy thyng. | 2764 |
| LGW 7 2341 Now is it tyme I make an ende sone. | 2886 |
| LGW 7 2369 And by signes swor hym many an oth | 2914 |
| LGW 8 2546 With swich an art and with swich subtilte | 3090 |
| LGW 9 2620 And thus the day they dryve to an ende; | 3164 |
| LGW 9 2649 Ded wex hire hew, and lyk an ash to sene, | 3194 |
| LGW 9 2697 And nedes-cost this thyng moste have an ende; | 3242 |