AGILTE...........1
LGW 7 2385 That nevere harm agilte ne deserved 1806
 
 AGO..............4
LGW 5 1766 That after, whan the storm is al ago, 1186
LGW 5 1797 What shal she seyn? Hire wit is al ago. 1218
LGW 7 2241 Yit last the venym of so longe ago, 1662
LGW 7 2359 So that, by that the yer was al ago, 1780
 
 AGON.............1
LGW 3 1110 And spices parted, and the wyn agon, 530
 
 AGROS............2
LGW 2 830 And in his herte he sodeynly agros, 250
LGW 7 2314 Of which hire herte agros, and seyde thus: 1734
 
 AGROTED..........1
LGW 8 2454 But, for I am agroted herebyforn 1874
 
 AKE..............1
LGW 1 705 I preye God let oure hedes nevere ake! Amen. 126
 
 AL...............126
LGW 1 581 That al Egipt hadde in his governyng, 2
LGW 1 592 And over al this, the suster of Cesar, 12
LGW 1 601 Al for the love of Cleopataras, 22
LGW 1 602 That al the world he sette at no value. 22
LGW 1 623 And al the remenaunt, I wol lete it slippe. 44
LGW 1 626 Al uterly for his destruccioun, 46
LGW 1 632 His wif and he, and al his ost, forth wente 52
LGW 1 638 And heterly they hurtelen al atones, 58
LGW 1 653 And al his folk to-go that best go myghte. 74
LGW 1 654 Fleth ek the queen, with al hire purpre sayl, 74
LGW 1 674 In al Egypte that she coude espie, 94
LGW 1 683 That I yow swor to ben al frely youre -- 104
LGW 2 708 Let dychen al aboute and walles make 128
LGW 2 716 Of al that lond oon of the lustyeste. 136
LGW 2 748 Al here compleynt of love and al here wo, 168
LGW 2 748 Al here compleynt of love and al here wo, 168
LGW 2 757 Thorgh thyn envye thow us lettest al. 178
LGW 2 758 Why nylt thow cleve or fallen al a-two? 178
LGW 2 820 And with hire blody mouth it al torente. 240
LGW 2 824 But al to longe, allas, at hom was he! 244
LGW 2 861 Bothe of the lyonesse and al my deede. " 282
LGW 2 864 Al blody, and therwithal a-bak she sterte, 284
LGW 3 936 In al the noble tour of Ylioun, 356
LGW 3 938 And al the contre was so lowe ybrought, 358
LGW 3 951 And sayleth forth with al his companye 372
LGW 3 962 So was he with the tempest al toshake. 382
LGW 3 965 And hym of al his felawshipe he ches 386
LGW 3 994 And shortly tolde hym al the occasyoun 414
LGW 3 998 For this is al and som, it was Venus, 418
LGW 3 1003 But it wolde lasten al to longe while. 424
LGW 3 1013 That al the world hire beaute hadde yfyred, 434
LGW 3 1016 Unto the mayster temple of al the toun 436
LGW 3 1026 How Troye and al the lond destroyed was. 446
LGW 3 1047 For al the companye of Eneas, 468
LGW 3 1055 And whan they hadden told al here distresse, 476
LGW 3 1056 And al here tempest and here harde cas, 476
LGW 3 1087 In good feyth, al the worshipe and encres 508
LGW 3 1113 With al his folk, to don what so hem leste. 534
LGW 3 1125 And al is payed, what that he hath spent. 546
LGW 3 1153 Of Eneas, and al the story lered 574
LGW 3 1154 Of Troye, and al the longe day they tweye 574
LGW 3 1160 Now to th' effect, now to the fruyt of al, 580
LGW 3 1176 That al my love and lyf lyth in his cure. 596
LGW 3 1181 In hym lyth al, to do me live or deye. " 602
LGW 3 1193 To hors is al hir lusty folk ygo; 614
LGW 3 1196 Hire yonge knyghtes hoven al aboute, 616
LGW 3 1201 Sit Dido, al in gold and perre wrye; 622
LGW 3 1218 Among al this to rumbelen gan the hevene; 638
LGW 3 1233 And told hire al his herte and al his wo, 654
LGW 3 1233 And told hire al his herte and al his wo, 654
LGW 3 1280 And al his folk with tempest al todryven, 700
LGW 3 1280 And al his folk with tempest al todryven, 700
LGW 3 1287 The hote ernest is al overblowe. 708
LGW 3 1291 And thoughte wel that it was al amys. 712
LGW 3 1325 But al this thing avayleth hire ryght nought, 746
LGW 3 1340 I have fulfild of fortune al the cours. " 760
LGW 3 1359 For wel I wot that it is al in veyn, 780
LGW 3 1363 Al be it that I shal ben nevere the better; 784
LGW 3 1366 But who wol al this letter have in mynde, 786
LGW 4 1392 Al have he to the capoun skille and ryght, 812
LGW 4 1401 Of al his regne and made hym lord and kyng. 822
LGW 4 1403 That in his tyme in al that land there nas 824
LGW 4 1408 But dide hym al honour and companye. 828
LGW 4 1420 This was his wit, al made he to Jasoun 840
LGW 4 1432 And with two boles maked al of bras, 852
LGW 4 1448 And al the cost I wol myselven make. 868
LGW 4 1464 Al be this nat rehersed of Guido, 884
LGW 4 1543 And al this was compassed on the nyght 964
LGW 4 1553 By proces al his wowyng for to ryme! 974
LGW 4 1558 Th' origynal, that telleth al the cas. 978
LGW 4 1576 And trewe to Jason was she al hire lyf, 996
LGW 4 1591 That was the mayster-toun of al Colcos, 1012
LGW 4 1607 And coude of love al craft and art pleyner 1028
LGW 5 1752 So wodly that his wit was al forgeten. 1172
LGW 5 1756 His blynde lust was al his coveytynge. 1176
LGW 5 1764 Al this conseit hys herte hath newe ytake. 1184
LGW 5 1765 And as the se, with tempest al toshake, 1186
LGW 5 1766 That after, whan the storm is al ago, 1186
LGW 5 1777 And al alone his wey than hath he nome 1198
LGW 5 1795 And sette the poynt al sharp upon hire herte. 1216
LGW 5 1797 What shal she seyn? Hire wit is al ago. 1218
LGW 5 1804 She axeth grace, and seyth al that she can. 1224
LGW 5 1829 And al dischevele, with hire heres cleere, 1250
LGW 5 1838 This rewful cas and al thys thing horryble. 1258
LGW 5 1840 That she and al hir frendes made attones. 1260
LGW 5 1841 Al hadde folkes hertes ben of stones, 1262
LGW 5 1851 But al for noght; for thus she seyde anoon: 1272
LGW 5 1861 Of hir had al the toun of Rome routhe, 1282
LGW 5 1864 And al hys kyn; and let the peple calle, 1284
LGW 5 1867 Thurgh al the toun, that men may see and here 1288
LGW 5 1881 That so gret feyth in al that he ne fond 1302
LGW 6 1909 And of the sege saw the maner al. 1330
LGW 6 1916 So that the cite was al at his wille, 1336
LGW 6 1939 To wreke his sone was set al his delyt, 1360
LGW 6 1970 And ek hire syster Phedra, herden al 1390
LGW 6 2101 This is the final ende of al this thyng; 1522
LGW 6 2102 Ye swere it here, upon al that may be sworn. " 1522
LGW 6 2126 Al softely: " Now, syster myn, " quod she, 1546
LGW 6 2201 Thy barge hath nat al his meyne inne! " 1622
LGW 6 2206 But al for nought; his wey he is ygon. 1626
LGW 6 2208 And up she rist, and kyssed, in al hire care, 1628
LGW 6 2220 In hire Epistel Naso telleth al; 1640
LGW 7 2232 Or, al be that it was nat thy doing, 1652
LGW 7 2252 The Furies thre with al here mortal brond. 1672
LGW 7 2253 The oule al nyght aboute the balkes wond, 1674
LGW 7 2268 And this was day by day al hire preyere, 1688
LGW 7 2269 With al humblesse of wifhod, word and chere. 1690
LGW 7 2282 Of al this world he loveth nothyng so; 1702
LGW 7 2298 That bereth the keye of al myn hertes lyf. 1718
LGW 7 2330 Al helpeth nat; and yit this false thef 1750
LGW 7 2359 So that, by that the yer was al ago, 1780
LGW 7 2363 And al the thyng that Tereus hath wrought, 1784
LGW 7 2372 And tok it hire, and al the maner tolde. 1792
LGW 7 2384 For this is al and som: thus was she served, 1804
LGW 7 2388 For al be it that he wol nat, for shame, 1808
LGW 7 2392 That wol I seyn, al were he now my brother -- 1812
LGW 8 2413 Hym were levere than al the world a-londe, 1834
LGW 8 2445 No man so gret in al the regyoun, 1866
LGW 8 2467 And piked of hire al the good he myghte, 1888
LGW 8 2471 Tellen al his doynge to and fro. 1892
LGW 8 2507 But for al that, yif I shal soothly seyn, 1928
LGW 8 2513 But al hire letter wryten I ne may 1934
LGW 9 2636 That al the world to me nis half so lef; 2056
LGW 9 2638 For al the good under the colde mone. 2058
LGW 9 2642 Thow shalt be ded, by hym that al hath wrought! 2062
LGW 9 2650 And seyde, " Lord and fader, al youre wille, 2070