| ANOON............2 | |
| LGW F 292 That ryght anoon as that they gonne espye | 292 |
| LGW F 442 The god of Love answerede hire thus anoon: | 442 |
| ANOON-RYGHT......1 | |
| LGW F 115 And doun on knes anoon-ryght I me sette, | 114 |
| ANOTHER..........2 | |
| LGW F 195 For this thing is al of another tonne, | 194 |
| LGW F 396 As dooth a curre, or elles another best. | 396 |
| ANSWERD..........1 | |
| LGW F 517 And I answerd ageyn, and sayde, " Yis, | 516 |
| ANSWERDE.........2 | |
| LGW F 312 And seyde, " Who kneleth there? " And I answerde | 312 |
| LGW F 475 And she answerde, " Lat be thyn arguynge, | 474 |
| ANSWERE..........2 | |
| LGW F 335 Of thyn answere avise the ryght weel; | 334 |
| LGW F 401 To dampne a man without answere of word, | 400 |
| ANSWERED.........1 | |
| LGW F 505 And I answered, " Nay, sire, so have I blys, | 504 |
| ANSWEREDE........1 | |
| LGW F 442 The god of Love answerede hire thus anoon: | 442 |
| ANY..............6 | |
| LGW F 77 Of any goodly word that ye han left. | 76 |
| LGW F 279 I hadde ben ded, withouten any defence, | 278 |
| LGW F 310 As stille as any ston; til at the laste | 310 |
| LGW F 334 That ben as trewe as ever was any steel. | 334 |
| LGW F 493 That he shal charge his servantz by any weye | 492 |
| LGW F 543 To any woman that wol lover bee. | 542 |
| APAYD............1 | |
| LGW F 80 Forbereth me, and beth nat evele apayd, | 80 |
| APPERE...........1 | |
| LGW F 256 Thy faire body, lat yt nat appere, | 256 |
| APPEREN..........1 | |
| LGW F 273 To apperen wyth my lady in no wyse. | 272 |
| APPREVED.........1 | |
| LGW F 21 That tellen of these olde appreved stories | 20 |
| ARCITE...........1 | |
| LGW F 420 And al the love of Palamon and Arcite | 420 |
| AREST............1 | |
| LGW F 397 In noble corage ought ben arest, | 396 |
| ARGUYNGE.........1 | |
| LGW F 475 And she answerde, " Lat be thyn arguynge, | 474 |
| AROWE............1 | |
| LGW F 554 Thise other ladies sittynge here arowe | 554 |
| ART..............2 | |
| LGW F 320 " For thow, " quod he, " art therto nothing able. | 320 |
| LGW F 541 Syn that thou art so gretly in hire dette, | 540 |
| ARYGHT...........1 | |
| LGW F 67 Suffisant this flour to preyse aryght! | 66 |
| AS...............53 | |
| LGW F 8 But as he hath herd seyd or founde it writen; | 8 |
| LGW F 29 And as for me, though that I konne but lyte, | 28 |
| LGW F 43 Swiche as men callen daysyes in our toun. | 42 |
| LGW F 45 As I seyde erst, whanne comen is the May, | 44 |
| LGW F 53 As she that is of alle floures flour, | 52 |
| LGW F 61 As sone as evere the sonne gynneth weste, | 60 |
| LGW F 61 As sone as evere the sonne gynneth weste, | 60 |
| LGW F 83 Whom that I serve as I have wit or myght. | 82 |
| LGW F 90 That, as an harpe obeieth to the hond | 90 |
| LGW F 93 Swich vois, ryght as yow lyst, to laughe or pleyne. | 92 |
| LGW F 95 As to myn erthly god to yow I calle, | 94 |
| LGW F 112 Agayn the sonne, that roos as red as rose, | 112 |
| LGW F 112 Agayn the sonne, that roos as red as rose, | 112 |
| LGW F 116 And, as I koude, this fresshe flour I grette, | 116 |
| LGW F 152 Construeth that as yow lyst, I do no cure. | 152 |
| LGW F 154 As dooth the tydif, for newfangelnesse -- | 154 |
| LGW F 166 As Etik seith. in swich maner I mene. | 166 |
| LGW F 174 As god and goddesse of the floury mede; | 174 |
| LGW F 191 For, as to me, nys lever noon ne lother. | 190 |
| LGW F 202 To seen this flour to sprede, as I devyse. | 202 |
| LGW F 218 For al the world, ryght as a dayesye | 218 |
| LGW F 235 Twoo firy dartes as the gledes rede, | 234 |
| LGW F 247 And therfore may I seyn, as thynketh me, | 246 |
| LGW F 271 As I have seyd erst, by my lady free; | 270 |
| LGW F 274 For as the sonne wole the fyr disteyne, | 274 |
| LGW F 281 As, when tyme ys, herafter ye shal here. | 280 |
| LGW F 292 That ryght anoon as that they gonne espye | 292 |
| LGW F 295 And kneled doun, as it were for the nones, | 294 |
| LGW F 305 As they were of estaat, ful curteysly; | 304 |
| LGW F 310 As stille as any ston; til at the laste | 310 |
| LGW F 310 As stille as any ston; til at the laste | 310 |
| LGW F 332 And of Creseyde thou hast seyd as the lyste, | 332 |
| LGW F 334 That ben as trewe as ever was any steel. | 334 |
| LGW F 334 That ben as trewe as ever was any steel. | 334 |
| LGW F 337 As other wrecches han doon many a day, | 336 |
| LGW F 349 Thanne myght yt be as I yow tellen shal: | 348 |
| LGW F 351 That as by right him oughte ben excused. | 350 |
| LGW F 371 As thogh that he of malice wolde enditen | 370 |
| LGW F 378 As is a fermour, to doon the harm he kan. | 378 |
| LGW F 385 As it ys ryght and skilful that they bee | 384 |
| LGW F 396 As dooth a curre, or elles another best. | 396 |
| LGW F 419 And the Parlement of Foules, as I gesse, | 418 |
| LGW F 431 Now as ye be a god and eke a kyng, | 430 |
| LGW F 435 And he shal swere to yow, and that as blyve, | 434 |
| LGW F 437 But he shal maken, as ye wol devyse, | 436 |
| LGW F 440 And forthren yow as muche as he mysseyde | 440 |
| LGW F 440 And forthren yow as muche as he mysseyde | 440 |
| LGW F 462 But trewly I wende, as in this cas, | 462 |
| LGW F 526 As telleth Agaton, for hire goodnesse! | 526 |
| LGW F 529 As smale florouns in hire corowne bee. | 528 |
| LGW F 532 Ycrowned al with whit, as men may see; | 532 |
| LGW F 562 Make the metres of hem as the lest -- | 562 |
| LGW F 569 Wol doon so strong a peyne for love as she. | 568 |
| ASKE.............1 | |
| LGW F 433 Y aske yow this man, ryght of your grace, | 432 |
| ASKETH...........1 | |
| LGW F 404 But asketh mercy with a dredeful herte, | 404 |
| ASKYNGE..........1 | |
| LGW F 313 Unto his askynge, whan that I it herde, | 312 |
| ASLEPE...........1 | |
| LGW F 547 Thy litel wit was thilke tyme aslepe. | 546 |
| ASSAY............1 | |
| LGW F 9 For by assay ther may no man it preve. | 8 |
| ASSAYEN..........1 | |
| LGW F 487 That al hir lyf ne don nat but assayen | 486 |
| AT...............10 | |
| LGW F 100 Then men may seen at eye, or elles preve -- | 100 |
| LGW F 110 For to ben at the resureccioun | 110 |
| LGW F 159 And at the laste maden hire acord. | 158 |
| LGW F 310 As stille as any ston; til at the laste | 310 |
| LGW F 375 That han no reward but at tyrannye. | 374 |
| LGW F 406 To ben ryght at your owen jugement, | 406 |
| LGW F 477 In ryght ne wrong; and lerne that at me! | 476 |
| LGW F 497 On my byhalf, at Eltham or at Sheene. " | 496 |
| LGW F 497 On my byhalf, at Eltham or at Sheene. " | 496 |
| LGW F 566 At Cleopatre I wol that thou begynne, | 566 |
| AT-ONES..........1 | |
| LGW F 102 I may not al at-ones speke in ryme. | 102 |
| ATEMPRE..........1 | |
| LGW F 128 Now hath th' atempre sonne all that releved, | 128 |
| ATTONES..........1 | |
| LGW F 294 Ful sodeynly they stynten al attones, | 294 |
| AUCTOUR..........1 | |
| LGW F 470 Or of the Rose; what so myn auctour mente, | 470 |
| AUCTOURS.........1 | |
| LGW F 575 After thise olde auctours lysten for to trete. | 574 |
| AUNGELYKE........1 | |
| LGW F 236 And aungelyke hys wynges saugh I sprede. | 236 |
| AVISE............2 | |
| LGW F 335 Of thyn answere avise the ryght weel; | 334 |
| LGW F 509 If yt be so that thou avise the. | 508 |
| AVYSEMENT........1 | |
| LGW F 407 Than oght a god by short avysement | 406 |
| AWAY.............1 | |
| LGW F 114 That Agenores doghtre ladde away. | 114 |
| AWEY.............2 | |
| LGW F 74 Of makyng ropen, and lad awey the corn, | 74 |
| LGW F 393 He with his tayl awey the flye smyteth | 392 |