| AMENDE............1 | |
| Tr 3 422 That al the world ne myghte it bet amende; | 422 |
| AMENDEN...........1 | |
| Tr 3 1287 Yet mot I nede amenden in som wyse, | 1286 |
| AMONG.............3 | |
| Tr 3 268 Among the peeple, as who seyth, halwed is. | 268 |
| Tr 3 860 A, benedicite! For al among that fare | 860 |
| Tr 3 1816 Al be that ther was som disese among, | 1816 |
| AMONGES...........1 | |
| Tr 3 858 Than to dispute and axe amonges alle | 858 |
| AMOROUS...........1 | |
| Tr 3 17 Comeveden, and amorous him made | 16 |
| AMYS..............7 | |
| Tr 3 173 N' y nyl forbere, if that ye don amys, | 172 |
| Tr 3 270 That evere wiste that she dide amys. | 270 |
| Tr 3 845 I hope al shal be wel that is amys, | 844 |
| Tr 3 1034 That it unnethe doth or seyth amys, | 1034 |
| Tr 3 1125 " Why do ye with youreselven thus amys? " | 1124 |
| Tr 3 1180 And beth wel war ye do namore amys. " | 1180 |
| Tr 3 1629 Th' art wis ynough; forthi do nat amys: | 1628 |
| AN................24 | |
| Tr 3 109 Right soone, I trowe, and do youre herte an ese, | 108 |
| Tr 3 114 It myghte han mad an herte of stoon to rewe; | 114 |
| Tr 3 118 For love of God, make of this thing an ende, | 118 |
| Tr 3 148 Quod Pandarus, " Lo, here an hard requeste, | 148 |
| Tr 3 286 To holden secree swich an heigh matere, | 286 |
| Tr 3 459 Wolde of hem two, or to it laye an ere, | 458 |
| Tr 3 462 To maken of hire speche aright an ende. | 462 |
| Tr 3 525 That, wiste he wel, an impossible were. | 524 |
| Tr 3 633 " To don myn herte as now so gret an ese | 632 |
| Tr 3 656 And seyde, " Lord, this is an huge rayn! | 656 |
| Tr 3 769 And whan my tale brought is to an ende, | 768 |
| Tr 3 775 And maken hym an howve above a calle -- | 774 |
| Tr 3 854 Nay, swiche abodes ben nought worth an hawe. | 854 |
| Tr 3 856 For whan a chaumbre afire is or an halle, | 856 |
| Tr 3 980 As for to looke upon an old romaunce. | 980 |
| Tr 3 1017 Is this an honour to thi deyte, | 1016 |
| Tr 3 1111 Have here my trouthe! " -- and many an other oth. | 1110 |
| Tr 3 1200 Right as an aspes leef she gan to quake, | 1200 |
| Tr 3 1371 In which a ruby set was lik an herte, | 1370 |
| Tr 3 1476 For how sholde I my lif an houre save, | 1476 |
| Tr 3 1523 An hondred tyme, and on his wey hym spedde; | 1522 |
| Tr 3 1595 An hondred sythe, and gan the tyme blesse | 1594 |
| Tr 3 1742 It was an hevene his wordes for to here; | 1742 |
| Tr 3 1746 Love, that with an holsom alliaunce | 1746 |
| AND...............644 | |
| Tr 3 6 O veray cause of heele and of gladnesse, | 6 |
| Tr 3 7 Iheryed be thy myght and thi goodnesse! | 6 |
| Tr 3 8 In hevene and helle, in erthe and salte see | 8 |
| Tr 3 8 In hevene and helle, in erthe and salte see | 8 |
| Tr 3 10 As man, brid, best, fissh, herbe, and grene tree | 10 |
| Tr 3 12 God loveth, and to love wol nought werne, | 12 |
| Tr 3 13 And in this world no lyves creature | 12 |
| Tr 3 16 Thorugh which that thynges lyven alle and be, | 16 |
| Tr 3 17 Comeveden, and amorous him made | 16 |
| Tr 3 18 On mortal thyng, and as yow list, ay ye | 18 |
| Tr 3 20 And in a thousand formes down hym sente | 20 |
| Tr 3 21 For love in erthe, and whom yow liste he hente. | 20 |
| Tr 3 23 And as yow list, ye maken hertes digne; | 22 |
| Tr 3 25 They dreden shame, and vices they resygne; | 24 |
| Tr 3 26 Ye do hem corteys be, fresshe and benigne; | 26 |
| Tr 3 27 And heighe or lowe, after a wight entendeth, | 26 |
| Tr 3 29 Ye holden regne and hous in unitee; | 28 |
| Tr 3 35 As whi this fissh, and naught that, comth to were. | 34 |
| Tr 3 37 And this knowe I by hem that lovers be, | 36 |
| Tr 3 44 Inhielde, and do me shewe of thy swetnesse. | 44 |
| Tr 3 52 " Mafay, " thoughte he, " thus wol I sey, and thus; | 52 |
| Tr 3 54 That word is good, and this shal be my cheere; | 54 |
| Tr 3 57 And, Lord, so that his herte gan to quappe, | 56 |
| Tr 3 58 Heryng hire come, and shorte for to sike! | 58 |
| Tr 3 59 And Pandarus, that ledde hire by the lappe, | 58 |
| Tr 3 60 Com ner, and gan in at the curtyn pike, | 60 |
| Tr 3 61 And seyde, " God do boot on alle syke! | 60 |
| Tr 3 68 " Sire, " quod Criseyde, " it is Pandare and I. " | 68 |
| Tr 3 70 To knele and do yow honour in som wyse. " | 70 |
| Tr 3 71 And dressed hym upward, and she right tho | 70 |
| Tr 3 71 And dressed hym upward, and she right tho | 70 |
| Tr 3 76 First, yow to thonke, and of youre lordshipe eke | 76 |
| Tr 3 83 And sire, his lessoun, that he wende konne | 82 |
| Tr 3 86 For she was wis, and loved hym nevere the lasse, | 86 |
| Tr 3 93 Which vois ek quook, and therto his manere | 92 |
| Tr 3 94 Goodly abaist, and now his hewes rede, | 94 |
| Tr 3 96 With look down cast and humble iyolden chere, | 96 |
| Tr 3 99 And stynte a while, and whan he myghte out brynge, | 98 |
| Tr 3 99 And stynte a while, and whan he myghte out brynge, | 98 |
| Tr 3 103 And shal til that I, woful wight, be grave! | 102 |
| Tr 3 104 And though I dar, ne kan, unto yow pleyne, | 104 |
| Tr 3 107 I may out brynge, and if this yow displese, | 106 |
| Tr 3 109 Right soone, I trowe, and do youre herte an ese, | 108 |
| Tr 3 115 And Pandare wep as he to water wolde, | 114 |
| Tr 3 116 And poked evere his nece new and newe, | 116 |
| Tr 3 116 And poked evere his nece new and newe, | 116 |
| Tr 3 117 And seyde, " Wo bygon ben hertes trewe! | 116 |
| Tr 3 120 " I, what? " quod she, " by God and by my trouthe, | 120 |
| Tr 3 123 For Goddes love, and doth hym nought to deye! " | 122 |
| Tr 3 131 And thanne agreen that I may ben he, | 130 |
| Tr 3 134 " As to my lady right and chief resort, | 134 |
| Tr 3 135 With al my wit and al my diligence; | 134 |
| Tr 3 136 And I to han, right as yow list, comfort, | 136 |
| Tr 3 139 And that ye deigne me so muchel honoure | 138 |
| Tr 3 141 " And I to ben youre -- verray, humble, trewe, | 140 |
| Tr 3 142 Secret, and in my paynes pacient, | 142 |
| Tr 3 143 And evere mo desiren fresshly newe | 142 |
| Tr 3 144 To serve, and ben ylike diligent, | 144 |
| Tr 3 145 And with good herte al holly youre talent | 144 |
| Tr 3 149 And resonable, a lady for to werne! | 148 |
| Tr 3 153 But youre honour, and sen hym almost sterve, | 152 |
| Tr 3 154 And ben so loth to suffren hym yow serve. " | 154 |
| Tr 3 156 Ful esily and ful debonairly, | 156 |
| Tr 3 157 Avysyng hire, and hied nought to faste | 156 |
| Tr 3 160 And in swich forme as he gan now devyse, | 160 |
| Tr 3 163 Wolde, in honour of trouthe and gentilesse, | 162 |
| Tr 3 165 And myn honour with wit and bisynesse | 164 |
| Tr 3 165 And myn honour with wit and bisynesse | 164 |
| Tr 3 166 Ay kepe; and if I may don hym gladnesse, | 166 |
| Tr 3 174 To wratthe yow; and whil that ye me serve, | 174 |
| Tr 3 176 " And shortly, deere herte and al my knyght, | 176 |
| Tr 3 176 " And shortly, deere herte and al my knyght, | 176 |
| Tr 3 177 Beth glad, and draweth yow to lustinesse, | 176 |
| Tr 3 178 And I shal trewely, with al my myght, | 178 |
| Tr 3 182 And hym in armes took, and gan hym kisse. | 182 |
| Tr 3 182 And hym in armes took, and gan hym kisse. | 182 |
| Tr 3 183 Fil Pandarus on knees, and up his eyen | 182 |
| Tr 3 184 To heven threw, and held his hondes highe: | 184 |
| Tr 3 187 And Venus, thow mayst maken melodie! | 186 |
| Tr 3 194 And to, thow Troilus, whan thow mayst goon, | 194 |
| Tr 3 197 " And eseth there youre hertes right ynough; | 196 |
| Tr 3 198 And lat se which of yow shal bere the belle | 198 |
| Tr 3 204 With that Eleyne and also Deiphebus | 204 |
| Tr 3 206 And Lord, so thanne gan gronen Troilus, | 206 |
| Tr 3 207 His brother and his suster for to blende. | 206 |
| Tr 3 210 And lat hem speke, and cometh forth with me. " | 210 |
| Tr 3 210 And lat hem speke, and cometh forth with me. " | 210 |
| Tr 3 212 As she wel koude, and they hire reverence | 212 |
| Tr 3 214 And wonder wel speken, in hire absence, | 214 |
| Tr 3 216 Hire governaunce, hire wit, and hire manere | 216 |
| Tr 3 219 And torne we to Troilus ayein, | 218 |
| Tr 3 222 And of Eleyne and hym he wolde feyn | 222 |
| Tr 3 222 And of Eleyne and hym he wolde feyn | 222 |
| Tr 3 223 Delivered ben, and seyde that hym leste | 222 |
| Tr 3 224 To slepe, and after tales have reste. | 224 |
| Tr 3 225 Eleyne hym kiste, and took hire leve blyve, | 224 |
| Tr 3 226 Deiphebus ek, and hom wente every wight; | 226 |
| Tr 3 227 And Pandarus, as faste as he may dryve, | 226 |
| Tr 3 229 And on a paillet al that glade nyght | 228 |
| Tr 3 231 To tale; and wel was hem they were yfeere. | 230 |
| Tr 3 233 And alle the dores weren faste yshette, | 232 |
| Tr 3 236 Up roos, and on his beddes syde hym sette, | 236 |
| Tr 3 237 And gan to speken in a sobre wyse | 236 |
| Tr 3 239 " Myn alderlevest lord, and brother deere, | 238 |
| Tr 3 240 God woot, and thow, that it sat me so soore, | 240 |
| Tr 3 243 That I, with al my myght and al my loore, | 242 |
| Tr 3 246 " And have it brought to swich plit as thow woost, | 246 |
| Tr 3 249 And wostow whi? For shame it is to seye: | 248 |
| Tr 3 254 Bitwixen game and ernest, swich a meene | 254 |
| Tr 3 265 For Goddes love, and kep hire out of blame, | 264 |
| Tr 3 266 Syn thow art wys, and save alwey hire name. | 266 |
| Tr 3 273 And I hire em, and traitour ek yfeere! | 272 |
| Tr 3 273 And I hire em, and traitour ek yfeere! | 272 |
| Tr 3 274 " And were it wist that I, thorugh myn engyn, | 274 |
| Tr 3 276 To doon thi lust and holly to ben thyn, | 276 |
| Tr 3 278 And seyn that I the werste trecherie | 278 |
| Tr 3 280 And she forlost, and thow right nought ywonne. | 280 |
| Tr 3 280 And she forlost, and thow right nought ywonne. | 280 |
| Tr 3 285 And be nought wroth, though I the ofte preye | 284 |
| Tr 3 288 " And thynk what wo ther hath bitid er this, | 288 |
| Tr 3 290 And what meschaunce in this world yet ther is, | 290 |
| Tr 3 295 " And nere it that I wilne as now t' abregge | 294 |
| Tr 3 298 Of wommen lost through fals and foles bost. | 298 |
| Tr 3 299 Proverbes kanst thiself ynowe and woost | 298 |
| Tr 3 305 And many a maydes sorwe for to newe; | 304 |
| Tr 3 306 And for the more part, al is untrewe | 306 |
| Tr 3 307 That men of yelpe, and it were brought to preve. | 306 |
| Tr 3 309 " Avauntour and a lyere, al is on; | 308 |
| Tr 3 311 Hire love, and seith that other wol she non, | 310 |
| Tr 3 312 And I am sworn to holden it secree, | 312 |
| Tr 3 313 And after I go telle it two or thre -- | 312 |
| Tr 3 315 And lyere, for I breke my biheste. | 314 |
| Tr 3 318 That hem avaunte of wommen, and by name, | 318 |
| Tr 3 325 And for the harm that in the werld is now, | 324 |
| Tr 3 332 And kep the clos, and be now of good cheere, | 332 |
| Tr 3 332 And kep the clos, and be now of good cheere, | 332 |
| Tr 3 335 And God toforn, that it shal the suffise, | 334 |
| Tr 3 340 And day is set the chartres up to make. | 340 |
| Tr 3 342 And bid for me, syn thow art now in blysse, | 342 |
| Tr 3 348 Gan tho for joie wasten and tomelte, | 348 |
| Tr 3 349 And al the richesse of his sikes sore | 348 |
| Tr 3 351 But right so as thise holtes and thise hayis, | 350 |
| Tr 3 352 That han in wynter dede ben and dreye, | 352 |
| Tr 3 358 And gan his look on Pandarus up caste | 358 |
| Tr 3 359 Ful sobrely, and frendly for to se, | 358 |
| Tr 3 360 And seyde, " Frend, in Aperil the laste -- | 360 |
| Tr 3 363 And how thow dedest al thi bisynesse | 362 |
| Tr 3 367 And peril non was it to the bywreye, | 366 |
| Tr 3 371 That quake now, and no wight may us here? | 370 |
| Tr 3 374 And, if I lye, Achilles with his spere | 374 |
| Tr 3 379 " That rather deye I wolde, and determyne, | 378 |
| Tr 3 381 In wrecchidnesse, in filthe, and in vermyne, | 380 |
| Tr 3 383 And this in all the temples of this town | 382 |
| Tr 3 386 " And that thow hast so muche ido for me | 386 |
| Tr 3 402 And this that thow doost, calle it gentilesse, | 402 |
| Tr 3 403 Compassioun, and felawship, and trist. | 402 |
| Tr 3 403 Compassioun, and felawship, and trist. | 402 |
| Tr 3 407 " And that thow knowe I thynke nought ne wene | 406 |
| Tr 3 413 To han for thyn, and lat me thanne allone. | 412 |
| Tr 3 415 My lif to save and for non hope of mede, | 414 |
| Tr 3 418 For heigh and lough, withowten any drede, | 418 |
| Tr 3 420 Have now good nyght, and lat us bothe slepe. " | 420 |
| Tr 3 423 And on the morwe, whan they were arayed, | 422 |
| Tr 3 426 For sharp desir of hope and of plesaunce, | 426 |
| Tr 3 429 Ech racle dede and ech unbridled cheere, | 428 |
| Tr 3 435 And al the while which that I yow devyse, | 434 |
| Tr 3 439 And for the more part, the longe nyght | 438 |
| Tr 3 440 He lay and thoughte how that he myghte serve | 440 |
| Tr 3 445 And wold of that hym missed han ben sesed. | 444 |
| Tr 3 451 He say his lady somtyme, and also | 450 |
| Tr 3 453 And by hire bothe avys, as was the beste, | 452 |
| Tr 3 457 In swich await alwey, and in swich feere, | 456 |
| Tr 3 470 And shortly of this proces for to pace, | 470 |
| Tr 3 471 So wel his werk and wordes he bisette, | 470 |
| Tr 3 478 So secret, and of swich obeisaunce, | 478 |
| Tr 3 480 Of stiel, and sheld from every displesaunce; | 480 |
| Tr 3 484 And Pandarus, to quike alwey the fir, | 484 |
| Tr 3 485 Was evere ylike prest and diligent; | 484 |
| Tr 3 487 He shof ay on, he to and fro was sent; | 486 |
| Tr 3 500 And though I wolde, I koude nought, ywys; | 500 |
| Tr 3 506 That stondyng in concord and in quiete, | 506 |
| Tr 3 507 Thise ilke two, Criseyde and Troilus, | 506 |
| Tr 3 508 As I have told, and in this tyme swete -- | 508 |
| Tr 3 515 His faire nece and Troilus yfere, | 514 |
| Tr 3 521 Forncast and put in execucioun, | 520 |
| Tr 3 522 And neither left for cost ne for travaille. | 522 |
| Tr 3 524 And for to ben in ought aspied there, | 524 |
| Tr 3 527 Of every pie and every lette-game; | 526 |
| Tr 3 529 In this matere, bothe fremde and tame. | 528 |
| Tr 3 533 And Troilus, that al this purveiaunce | 532 |
| Tr 3 534 Knew at the fulle, and waited on it ay, | 534 |
| Tr 3 536 And found his cause, and therto his aray, | 536 |
| Tr 3 536 And found his cause, and therto his aray, | 536 |
| Tr 3 540 And moste at swich a temple allone wake, | 540 |
| Tr 3 542 And first to sen the holy laurer quake, | 542 |
| Tr 3 545 And forthy lette hym no man, God forbede, | 544 |
| Tr 3 548 But Pandare up and, shortly for to seyne, | 548 |
| Tr 3 551 And that the wolken shop hym for to reyne, | 550 |
| Tr 3 555 As he was wont, and of hymself to jape; | 554 |
| Tr 3 556 And finaly he swor and gan hire seye, | 556 |
| Tr 3 556 And finaly he swor and gan hire seye, | 556 |
| Tr 3 557 By this and that, she sholde hym nought escape, | 556 |
| Tr 3 561 At which she lough, and gan hire faste excuse, | 560 |
| Tr 3 562 And seyde, " It reyneth. lo, how sholde I gon? " | 562 |
| Tr 3 569 And axed hym if Troilus were there. | 568 |
| Tr 3 571 And seyde, " Nece, I pose that he were; | 570 |
| Tr 3 581 And, as his nece, obeyed as hire oughte. | 580 |
| Tr 3 586 And wel avyse hym whom he broughte there; | 586 |
| Tr 3 587 And seyde hym, " Em, syn I moste on yow triste, | 586 |
| Tr 3 588 Loke al be wel, and do now as yow liste. " | 588 |
| Tr 3 589 He swor hire yis, by stokkes and by stones, | 588 |
| Tr 3 590 And by the goddes that in hevene dwelle, | 590 |
| Tr 3 591 Or elles were hym levere, soule and bones, | 590 |
| Tr 3 594 Whan al was wel, he roos and took his leve, | 594 |
| Tr 3 595 And she to soper com, whan it was eve, | 594 |
| Tr 3 597 And with hire faire nece Antigone, | 596 |
| Tr 3 598 And other of hire wommen nyne or ten. | 598 |
| Tr 3 600 But Troilus, that stood and myght it se | 600 |
| Tr 3 605 With alle joie and alle frendes fare | 604 |
| Tr 3 607 And after to the soper, alle and some, | 606 |
| Tr 3 607 And after to the soper, alle and some, | 606 |
| Tr 3 610 And after soper gonnen they to rise, | 610 |
| Tr 3 611 At ese wel, with herte fresshe and glade; | 610 |
| Tr 3 612 And wel was hym that koude best devyse | 612 |
| Tr 3 616 She took hire leve, and nedes wolde wende. | 616 |
| Tr 3 625 Saturne, and Jove, in Cancro joyned were, | 624 |
| Tr 3 629 At which Pandare tho lough, and seyde thenne, | 628 |
| Tr 3 640 And syn it ron, and al was on a flod, | 640 |
| Tr 3 640 And syn it ron, and al was on a flod, | 640 |
| Tr 3 642 And graunte it gladly with a frendes chere, | 642 |
| Tr 3 643 And have a thonk, as grucche and thanne abide; | 642 |
| Tr 3 643 And have a thonk, as grucche and thanne abide; | 642 |
| Tr 3 645 " I wol, " quod she, " myn uncle lief and deere; | 644 |
| Tr 3 653 The newe joie and al the feste agayn. | 652 |
| Tr 3 656 And seyde, " Lord, this is an huge rayn! | 656 |
| Tr 3 658 And that I rede us soone to bygynne. | 658 |
| Tr 3 659 " And nece, woot ye wher I wol yow leye, | 658 |
| Tr 3 661 And for ye neither shullen, dar I seye, | 660 |
| Tr 3 664 And I wol in that outer hous allone | 664 |
| Tr 3 666 " And in this myddel chambre that ye se | 666 |
| Tr 3 667 Shal youre wommen slepen, wel and softe; | 666 |
| Tr 3 668 And there I seyde shal youreselven be; | 668 |
| Tr 3 669 And if ye liggen wel to-nyght, com ofte, | 668 |
| Tr 3 670 And careth nought what weder is alofte. | 670 |
| Tr 3 671 The wyn anon, and whan so that yow leste, | 670 |
| Tr 3 674 The voide dronke, and travers drawe anon, | 674 |
| Tr 3 677 And evere mo so sterneliche it ron, | 676 |
| Tr 3 678 And blew therwith so wondirliche loude, | 678 |
| Tr 3 683 And took his leve, and gan ful lowe loute, | 682 |
| Tr 3 683 And took his leve, and gan ful lowe loute, | 682 |
| Tr 3 684 And seyde, " Here at this closet dore withoute, | 684 |
| Tr 3 688 And alle hire wommen forth by ordinaunce | 688 |
| Tr 3 693 And lat hem slepen that abedde were. | 692 |
| Tr 3 695 Th' olde daunce, and every point therinne, | 694 |
| Tr 3 698 And gan the stuwe doore al softe unpynne; | 698 |
| Tr 3 699 And stille as stoon, withouten lenger lette, | 698 |
| Tr 3 701 And shortly to the point right for to gon, | 700 |
| Tr 3 702 Of al this werk he tolde hym word and ende, | 702 |
| Tr 3 703 And seyde, " Make the redy right anon, | 702 |
| Tr 3 714 And evere bet and bet shal, til I sterve. | 714 |
| Tr 3 714 And evere bet and bet shal, til I sterve. | 714 |
| Tr 3 715 " And if ich hadde, O Venus ful of myrthe, | 714 |
| Tr 3 719 Of grace, and that I glad ayein may turne, | 718 |
| Tr 3 727 Under the bark, and laurer wax for drede; | 726 |
| Tr 3 731 Now help! And ek Diane, I the biseke | 730 |
| Tr 3 739 And folwe me, for I wol have the wite. | 738 |
| Tr 3 740 But bid, and lat me gon biforn a lite. " | 740 |
| Tr 3 741 And with that word he gan undon a trappe, | 740 |
| Tr 3 742 And Troilus he brought in by the lappe. | 742 |
| Tr 3 745 And they that layen at the dore withoute, | 744 |
| Tr 3 747 And Pandarus, with a ful sobre cheere, | 746 |
| Tr 3 749 Ther as they laye, and softely it shette. | 748 |
| Tr 3 750 And as he com ayeynward pryvely, | 750 |
| Tr 3 751 His nece awook, and axed, " Who goth there? " | 750 |
| Tr 3 754 And ner he com and seyde hire in hire ere, | 754 |
| Tr 3 754 And ner he com and seyde hire in hire ere, | 754 |
| Tr 3 756 Lat no wight risen and heren of oure speche. " | 756 |
| Tr 3 758 Quod she; " And how, unwist of hem alle? " | 758 |
| Tr 3 768 And slepen wollen til the sonne shyne. | 768 |
| Tr 3 769 And whan my tale brought is to an ende, | 768 |
| Tr 3 774 And hym hire lief and deere herte calle, | 774 |
| Tr 3 774 And hym hire lief and deere herte calle, | 774 |
| Tr 3 775 And maken hym an howve above a calle -- | 774 |
| Tr 3 777 She doth hireself a shame and hym a gyle. | 776 |
| Tr 3 782 Oon of this world, and therto trouthe yplight, | 782 |
| Tr 3 791 And by that feith I shal Priam of Troie. | 790 |
| Tr 3 792 " And he is come in swich peyne and distresse | 792 |
| Tr 3 792 " And he is come in swich peyne and distresse | 792 |
| Tr 3 795 But if God helpe; and cause whi this is. | 794 |
| Tr 3 801 And with a sik she sorwfully answerde, | 800 |
| Tr 3 806 " Horaste! Allas, and falsen Troilus? | 806 |
| Tr 3 809 Now certes, em, tomorwe and I hym se, | 808 |
| Tr 3 812 And with that word she gan ful soore sike. | 812 |
| Tr 3 825 That he hath verray joie and selynesse, | 824 |
| Tr 3 832 And if to lese his joie he sette a myte, | 832 |
| Tr 3 847 And doth right so, for I holde it the beste. " | 846 |
| Tr 3 849 " And God toforn, so that it shal suffise. " | 848 |
| Tr 3 858 Than to dispute and axe amonges alle | 858 |
| Tr 3 861 The harm is don, and fare-wel feldefare! | 860 |
| Tr 3 862 " And nece myn -- ne take it naught agrief -- | 862 |
| Tr 3 881 What! Platly, and ye suffre hym in destresse, | 880 |
| Tr 3 884 And ye therwith shal stynte al his disese? | 884 |
| Tr 3 885 Have heere, and bereth hym this blewe ryng, | 884 |
| Tr 3 888 And sey my deere herte that his sorwe | 888 |
| Tr 3 893 And swich a ryng trowe I that ye have non. | 892 |
| Tr 3 895 That fele I now, " quod he, " and that is routhe. | 894 |
| Tr 3 897 " Woot ye not wel that noble and heigh corage | 896 |
| Tr 3 904 " This is so gentil and so tendre of herte | 904 |
| Tr 3 908 And forthi, nece, er that his herte breke, | 908 |
| Tr 3 912 And his comynge unwist is to every wight; | 912 |
| Tr 3 916 And that bi right ye moste upon hym triste, | 916 |
| Tr 3 917 And I al prest to fecche hym whan yow liste. " | 916 |
| Tr 3 919 And ek so like a sooth at prime face, | 918 |
| Tr 3 920 And Troilus hire knyght to hir so deere, | 920 |
| Tr 3 921 His prive comyng, and the siker place, | 920 |
| Tr 3 927 And em, iwis, fayn wolde I don the beste, | 926 |
| Tr 3 937 But ye ben wis, and that we han on honde | 936 |
| Tr 3 941 And for the love of God, syn al my trist | 940 |
| Tr 3 942 Is on yow two, and ye ben bothe wise, | 942 |
| Tr 3 944 That I honour may have, and he plesaunce: | 944 |
| Tr 3 948 But liggeth stille, and taketh hym right here -- | 948 |
| Tr 3 950 And ech of yow ese otheres sorwes smerte, | 950 |
| Tr 3 951 For love of God! And Venus, I the herye; | 950 |
| Tr 3 955 And in his beste wyse his lady grette. | 954 |
| Tr 3 962 And seyde, " Nece, se how this lord kan knele! | 962 |
| Tr 3 964 And with that word he for a quysshen ran, | 964 |
| Tr 3 965 And seyde, " Kneleth now, while that yow leste; | 964 |
| Tr 3 973 And bad hym sitte adown withouten more. | 972 |
| Tr 3 978 And with that word he drow hym to the feere, | 978 |
| Tr 3 979 And took a light, and fond his contenaunce, | 978 |
| Tr 3 979 And took a light, and fond his contenaunce, | 978 |
| Tr 3 982 And cler stood on a ground of sikernesse, | 982 |
| Tr 3 983 Al thoughte she hire servant and hire knyght | 982 |
| Tr 3 986 And that love is in cause of swich folie, | 986 |
| Tr 3 991 And ek bycause I felte wel and say | 990 |
| Tr 3 991 And ek bycause I felte wel and say | 990 |
| Tr 3 992 Youre grete trouthe and servise every day, | 992 |
| Tr 3 993 And that youre herte al myn was, soth to seyne, | 992 |
| Tr 3 995 " And youre goodnesse have I founde alwey yit, | 994 |
| Tr 3 996 Of which, my deere herte and al my knyght, | 996 |
| Tr 3 999 And I, emforth my connyng and my might, | 998 |
| Tr 3 999 And I, emforth my connyng and my might, | 998 |
| Tr 3 1000 Have and ay shal, how sore that me smerte, | 1000 |
| Tr 3 1001 Ben to yow trewe and hool with al myn herte, | 1000 |
| Tr 3 1002 " And dredeles, that shal be founde at preve. | 1002 |
| Tr 3 1007 That halt youre herte and myn in hevynesse | 1006 |
| Tr 3 1008 Fully to slen, and every wrong redresse. | 1008 |
| Tr 3 1019 And who that giltif is, al quyt goth he? | 1018 |
| Tr 3 1022 Of that I wolde upon the pleyne and crie! | 1022 |
| Tr 3 1025 And wolde a busshel venym al excusen, | 1024 |
| Tr 3 1029 And after that, it oughte bere his name. | 1028 |
| Tr 3 1032 As whan cause is, and som swich fantasie | 1032 |
| Tr 3 1036 And that excuse I, for the gentilesse; | 1036 |
| Tr 3 1037 " And som so ful of furie is and despit | 1036 |
| Tr 3 1037 " And som so ful of furie is and despit | 1036 |
| Tr 3 1042 Of habundaunce of love and besy cure, | 1042 |
| Tr 3 1045 But, for my devoir and youre hertes reste, | 1044 |
| Tr 3 1049 And if that I be giltif, do me deye! | 1048 |
| Tr 3 1052 Owt of hire eighen fille, and thus she seyde, | 1052 |
| Tr 3 1056 And with the sheete it wreigh, and sighte soore, | 1056 |
| Tr 3 1056 And with the sheete it wreigh, and sighte soore, | 1056 |
| Tr 3 1057 And held hire pees; nought o word spak she more. | 1056 |
| Tr 3 1062 And after wynter foloweth grene May; | 1062 |
| Tr 3 1063 Men sen alday, and reden ek in stories, | 1062 |
| Tr 3 1072 And in his mynde he gan the tyme acorse | 1072 |
| Tr 3 1073 That he com there, and that, that he was born; | 1072 |
| Tr 3 1075 And al that labour he hath don byforn, | 1074 |
| Tr 3 1079 And therwithal he heng adown the heed, | 1078 |
| Tr 3 1080 And fil on knees, and sorwfully he sighte. | 1080 |
| Tr 3 1080 And fil on knees, and sorwfully he sighte. | 1080 |
| Tr 3 1088 And every spirit his vigour in knette, | 1088 |
| Tr 3 1092 And down he fel al sodeynly a-swowne. | 1092 |
| Tr 3 1094 But al was hust, and Pandare up as faste; | 1094 |
| Tr 3 1098 And seyde, " O thef, is this a mannes herte? " | 1098 |
| Tr 3 1099 And of he rente al to his bare sherte, | 1098 |
| Tr 3 1100 And seyde, " Nece, but ye helpe us now, | 1100 |
| Tr 3 1102 " Iwis, so wolde I, and I wiste how, | 1102 |
| Tr 3 1106 " Sey `Al foryeve,' and stynt is al this fare! " | 1106 |
| Tr 3 1109 And therwithal she swor hym in his ere, | 1108 |
| Tr 3 1111 Have here my trouthe! " -- and many an other oth. | 1110 |
| Tr 3 1114 Therwith his pous and paumes of his hondes | 1114 |
| Tr 3 1115 They gan to frote, and wete his temples tweyne; | 1114 |
| Tr 3 1116 And to deliveren hym fro bittre bondes | 1116 |
| Tr 3 1117 She ofte hym kiste; and shortly for to seyne, | 1116 |
| Tr 3 1119 And at the laste, he gan his breth to drawe, | 1118 |
| Tr 3 1120 And of his swough sone after that adawe, | 1120 |
| Tr 3 1121 And gan bet mynde and reson to hym take, | 1120 |
| Tr 3 1121 And gan bet mynde and reson to hym take, | 1120 |
| Tr 3 1123 And with a sik, whan he gan bet awake, | 1122 |
| Tr 3 1128 And therwithal hire arm over hym she leyde, | 1128 |
| Tr 3 1129 And al foryaf, and ofte tyme hym keste. | 1128 |
| Tr 3 1129 And al foryaf, and ofte tyme hym keste. | 1128 |
| Tr 3 1130 He thonked hire, and to hire spak, and seyde | 1130 |
| Tr 3 1130 He thonked hire, and to hire spak, and seyde | 1130 |
| Tr 3 1132 And she to that answerde hym as hire leste, | 1132 |
| Tr 3 1133 And with hire goodly wordes hym disporte | 1132 |
| Tr 3 1134 She gan, and ofte his sorwes to comforte. | 1134 |
| Tr 3 1141 And bar the candel to the chymeneye. | 1140 |
| Tr 3 1150 Of what man, and ek wheer, and also why | 1150 |
| Tr 3 1150 Of what man, and ek wheer, and also why | 1150 |
| Tr 3 1152 And ek the sygne that he took it by, | 1152 |
| Tr 3 1158 And for the lasse harm, he moste feyne. | 1158 |
| Tr 3 1163 And she answerde, " Swete, al were it so, | 1162 |
| Tr 3 1172 And seyde, " Allas, upon my sorwes sike | 1172 |
| Tr 3 1174 And if that in tho wordes that I seyde | 1174 |
| Tr 3 1177 And she answerde, " Of gilt misericorde! | 1176 |
| Tr 3 1179 And evere more on this nyght yow recorde, | 1178 |
| Tr 3 1180 And beth wel war ye do namore amys. " | 1180 |
| Tr 3 1182 " And now, " quod she, " that I have don yow smerte, | 1182 |
| Tr 3 1186 Nothing but wel; and sodeynly avysed, | 1186 |
| Tr 3 1188 And Pandarus with a ful good entente | 1188 |
| Tr 3 1189 Leyde hym to slepe, and seyde, " If ye be wise, | 1188 |
| Tr 3 1206 And seyde, " O swete, as evere mot I gon, | 1206 |
| Tr 3 1215 Ful bittre drynke; and for to han gladnesse | 1214 |
| Tr 3 1216 Men drynken ofte peyne and gret distresse -- | 1216 |
| Tr 3 1219 And now swetnesse semeth more swete, | 1218 |
| Tr 3 1226 Criseyde, al quyt from every drede and tene, | 1226 |
| Tr 3 1229 Whan she his trouthe and clene entente wiste; | 1228 |
| Tr 3 1230 And as aboute a tree, with many a twiste, | 1230 |
| Tr 3 1231 Bytrent and writh the swote wodebynde, | 1230 |
| Tr 3 1233 And as the newe abaysed nyghtyngale, | 1232 |
| Tr 3 1237 And after siker doth hire vois out rynge, | 1236 |
| Tr 3 1239 Opned hire herte and tolde hym hire entente. | 1238 |
| Tr 3 1240 And right as he that seth his deth yshapen, | 1240 |
| Tr 3 1241 And dyen mot, in ought that he may gesse, | 1240 |
| Tr 3 1242 And sodeynly rescous doth hym escapen, | 1242 |
| Tr 3 1243 And from his deth is brought in sykernesse, | 1242 |
| Tr 3 1245 Was Troilus, and hath his lady swete. | 1244 |
| Tr 3 1247 Hire armes smale, hire streghte bak and softe, | 1246 |
| Tr 3 1248 Hire sydes longe, flesshly, smothe, and white | 1248 |
| Tr 3 1249 He gan to stroke, and good thrift bad ful ofte | 1248 |
| Tr 3 1250 Hire snowissh throte, hire brestes rounde and lite. | 1250 |
| Tr 3 1252 And therwithal a thousand tyme hire kiste, | 1252 |
| Tr 3 1258 And next that, Imeneus, I the grete, | 1258 |
| Tr 3 1262 Whoso wol grace and list the nought honouren, | 1262 |
| Tr 3 1265 That serven best and most alwey labouren, | 1264 |
| Tr 3 1268 " And for thow me, that koude leest disserve | 1268 |
| Tr 3 1271 And me bistowed in so heigh a place | 1270 |
| Tr 3 1273 I kan namore; but laude and reverence | 1272 |
| Tr 3 1274 Be to thy bounte and thyn excellence! " | 1274 |
| Tr 3 1275 And therwithal Criseyde anon he kiste, | 1274 |
| Tr 3 1277 And thus seyde he: " Now wolde God I wiste, | 1276 |
| Tr 3 1280 As I, on which the faireste and the beste | 1280 |
| Tr 3 1289 " And for the love of God, my lady deere, | 1288 |
| Tr 3 1297 This dar I seye, that trouth and diligence, | 1296 |
| Tr 3 1300 And if I do, present or in absence, | 1300 |
| Tr 3 1304 My ground of ese, and al myn herte deere, | 1304 |
| Tr 3 1308 And at o word, withouten repentaunce, | 1308 |
| Tr 3 1315 That nyght, bitwixen drede and sikernesse, | 1314 |
| Tr 3 1321 Awey, thow foule daunger and thow feere, | 1320 |
| Tr 3 1322 And lat hem in this hevene blisse dwelle, | 1322 |
| Tr 3 1326 Yet have I seyd, and God toforn, and shal | 1326 |
| Tr 3 1326 Yet have I seyd, and God toforn, and shal | 1326 |
| Tr 3 1328 And if that ich, at Loves reverence, | 1328 |
| Tr 3 1331 For myne wordes, heere and every part, | 1330 |
| Tr 3 1334 And putte it al in youre discrecioun | 1334 |
| Tr 3 1336 Of my langage, and that I yow biseche. | 1336 |
| Tr 3 1345 And Lord! So he gan goodly on hire se | 1344 |
| Tr 3 1347 And seyde, " O deere herte, may it be | 1346 |
| Tr 3 1350 Quod tho Criseyde, and therwithal hym kiste, | 1350 |
| Tr 3 1353 Gan for to kisse, and seyde, " O eyen clere, | 1352 |
| Tr 3 1360 And wel a thousand tymes gan he syke -- | 1360 |
| Tr 3 1368 And pleyinge entrechaungeden hire rynges, | 1368 |
| Tr 3 1370 But wel I woot, a broche, gold and asure, | 1370 |
| Tr 3 1372 Criseyde hym yaf, and stak it on his sherte. | 1372 |
| Tr 3 1374 That blameth love and halt of it despit, | 1374 |
| Tr 3 1375 That of tho pens that he kan mokre and kecche | 1374 |
| Tr 3 1381 Tho besy wrecches, ful of wo and drede! | 1380 |
| Tr 3 1384 They shal forgon the white and ek the rede, | 1384 |
| Tr 3 1385 And lyve in wo, ther God yeve hem meschaunce, | 1384 |
| Tr 3 1386 And every lovere in his trouthe avaunce! | 1386 |
| Tr 3 1390 And therto dronken hadde as hoot and stronge | 1390 |
| Tr 3 1390 And therto dronken hadde as hoot and stronge | 1390 |
| Tr 3 1393 And loveres nought, although they holde hem nyce. | 1392 |
| Tr 3 1396 Tho gonne they to speken and to pleye, | 1396 |
| Tr 3 1397 And ek rehercen how, and whan, and where | 1396 |
| Tr 3 1397 And ek rehercen how, and whan, and where | 1396 |
| Tr 3 1397 And ek rehercen how, and whan, and where | 1396 |
| Tr 3 1398 Thei knewe hem first, and every wo and feere | 1398 |
| Tr 3 1398 Thei knewe hem first, and every wo and feere | 1398 |
| Tr 3 1401 And evere mo, when that hem fel to speke | 1400 |
| Tr 3 1404 And fallen in a newe joye anoon; | 1404 |
| Tr 3 1405 And diden al hire myght, syn they were oon, | 1404 |
| Tr 3 1406 For to recoveren blisse and ben at eise, | 1406 |
| Tr 3 1407 And passed wo with joie contrepeise. | 1406 |
| Tr 3 1413 It was byset in joie and bisynesse | 1412 |
| Tr 3 1416 Gan on his brest to bete and after crowe, | 1416 |
| Tr 3 1417 And Lucyfer, the dayes messager, | 1416 |
| Tr 3 1418 Gan for to rise and out hire bemes throwe, | 1418 |
| Tr 3 1419 And estward roos -- to hym that koude it knowe -- | 1418 |
| Tr 3 1425 For tyme it is to ryse and hennes go, | 1424 |
| Tr 3 1433 Wel oughten bestes pleyne and folk the chide, | 1432 |
| Tr 3 1435 That thow thus fleest, and deynest us nought reste. | 1434 |
| Tr 3 1438 The, for thyn haste and thyn unkynde vice, | 1438 |
| Tr 3 1449 In armes streyne, and seyde in this manere: | 1448 |
| Tr 3 1451 That nyght and love han stole and faste iwryen, | 1450 |
| Tr 3 1451 That nyght and love han stole and faste iwryen, | 1450 |
| Tr 3 1459 For many a lovere hastow slayn, and wilt; | 1458 |
| Tr 3 1464 And ek the sonne, Titan, gan he chide, | 1464 |
| Tr 3 1465 And seyde, " O fool, wel may men the dispise, | 1464 |
| Tr 3 1467 And suffrest hire so soone up fro the rise | 1466 |
| Tr 3 1469 What, holde youre bed ther, thow, and ek thi Morwe! | 1468 |
| Tr 3 1471 Therwith ful soore he syghte, and thus he seyde: | 1470 |
| Tr 3 1472 " My lady right, and of my wele or wo | 1472 |
| Tr 3 1473 The welle and roote, O goodly myn Criseyde, | 1472 |
| Tr 3 1474 And shal I rise, allas, and shal I so? | 1474 |
| Tr 3 1474 And shal I rise, allas, and shal I so? | 1474 |
| Tr 3 1481 And of my lif, God woot how that shal be, | 1480 |
| Tr 3 1487 That I, youre humble servant and youre knyght, | 1486 |
| Tr 3 1493 And with a sik she seyde, " O herte deere, | 1492 |
| Tr 3 1496 And everich egle ben the dowves feere, | 1496 |
| Tr 3 1497 And everich roche out of his place sterte, | 1496 |
| Tr 3 1503 And, for the love of God that us hath wrought, | 1502 |
| Tr 3 1506 " And that ye me wolde han as faste in mynde | 1506 |
| Tr 3 1508 And if I wiste sothly that to fynde, | 1508 |
| Tr 3 1512 For I am thyn, by God and by my trouthe! | 1512 |
| Tr 3 1513 " Beth glad, forthy, and lyve in sikernesse! | 1512 |
| Tr 3 1515 And if to yow it were a gret gladnesse | 1514 |
| Tr 3 1519 And hym in armes tok, and ofte keste. | 1518 |
| Tr 3 1519 And hym in armes tok, and ofte keste. | 1518 |
| Tr 3 1521 This Troilus up ros, and faste hym cledde, | 1520 |
| Tr 3 1522 And in his armes took his lady free | 1522 |
| Tr 3 1523 An hondred tyme, and on his wey hym spedde; | 1522 |
| Tr 3 1524 And with swich voys as though his herte bledde, | 1524 |
| Tr 3 1526 Ther God us graunte sownde and soone to mete! " | 1526 |
| Tr 3 1529 And Troilus unto his paleys ferde, | 1528 |
| Tr 3 1537 But al for nought; he may wel ligge and wynke, | 1536 |
| Tr 3 1541 And in his thought gan up and down to wynde | 1540 |
| Tr 3 1541 And in his thought gan up and down to wynde | 1540 |
| Tr 3 1542 Hire wordes alle, and every countenaunce, | 1542 |
| Tr 3 1543 And fermely impressen in his mynde | 1542 |
| Tr 3 1545 And verraylich of thilke remembraunce | 1544 |
| Tr 3 1546 Desir al newe hym brende, and lust to brede | 1546 |
| Tr 3 1547 Gan more than erst, and yet took he non hede. | 1546 |
| Tr 3 1551 His gentilesse, and how she with hym mette, | 1550 |
| Tr 3 1556 Unto his nece and gan hire faire grete, | 1556 |
| Tr 3 1559 Han litel laiser had to slepe and mete. | 1558 |
| Tr 3 1562 And ner he com, and seyde, " How stant it now | 1562 |
| Tr 3 1562 And ner he com, and seyde, " How stant it now | 1562 |
| Tr 3 1570 With the shete, and wax for shame al reed; | 1570 |
| Tr 3 1571 And Pandarus gan under for to prie, | 1570 |
| Tr 3 1572 And seyde, " Nece, if that I shal be ded, | 1572 |
| Tr 3 1573 Have here a swerd and smyteth of myn hed! " | 1572 |
| Tr 3 1575 Under hire nekke, and at the laste hire kyste. | 1574 |
| Tr 3 1577 What! God foryaf his deth, and she al so | 1576 |
| Tr 3 1578 Foryaf, and with here uncle gan to pleye, | 1578 |
| Tr 3 1582 And Pandarus hath fully his entente. | 1582 |
| Tr 3 1585 And pryvely sente after Pandarus, | 1584 |
| Tr 3 1588 And Troilus ful sobrely he grette, | 1588 |
| Tr 3 1589 And down upon his beddes syde hym sette. | 1588 |
| Tr 3 1593 And er that he wolde of the place arise | 1592 |
| Tr 3 1595 An hondred sythe, and gan the tyme blesse | 1594 |
| Tr 3 1606 So inly fair and goodly as is she | 1606 |
| Tr 3 1607 Whos I am al, and shal, tyl that I deye. | 1606 |
| Tr 3 1608 And that I thus am hires, dar I seye, | 1608 |
| Tr 3 1610 Of Love, and ek thi kynde bysynesse. | 1610 |
| Tr 3 1613 My lif. And whi? For thorugh thyn help I lyve, | 1612 |
| Tr 3 1615 And with that word down in his bed he lay, | 1614 |
| Tr 3 1616 And Pandarus ful sobrely hym herde | 1616 |
| Tr 3 1617 Tyl al was seyd, and than he thus answerde: | 1616 |
| Tr 3 1620 And am as glad as man may of it be, | 1620 |
| Tr 3 1628 And it remembren whan it passed is. | 1628 |
| Tr 3 1632 " Thow art at ese, and hold the wel therinne; | 1632 |
| Tr 3 1635 Bridle alwey wel thi speche and thi desir, | 1634 |
| Tr 3 1639 Quod Troilus, " I hope, and God toforn, | 1638 |
| Tr 3 1647 And wherof first his herte dred, and how, | 1646 |
| Tr 3 1647 And wherof first his herte dred, and how, | 1646 |
| Tr 3 1648 And seyde, " Frend, as I am trewe knyght, | 1648 |
| Tr 3 1649 And by that feyth I shal to God and yow, | 1648 |
| Tr 3 1649 And by that feyth I shal to God and yow, | 1648 |
| Tr 3 1651 And ay the more that desir me biteth | 1650 |
| Tr 3 1656 Pandare answerd, and seyde thus, that " he | 1656 |
| Tr 3 1662 And for to preisen unto Pandarus | 1662 |
| Tr 3 1664 And Pandarus to thanke and maken cheere. | 1664 |
| Tr 3 1664 And Pandarus to thanke and maken cheere. | 1664 |
| Tr 3 1672 And feithfully gan alle the goddes herie. | 1672 |
| Tr 3 1673 And lat se now if that he kan be merie! | 1672 |
| Tr 3 1674 And holden was the forme and al the wise | 1674 |
| Tr 3 1674 And holden was the forme and al the wise | 1674 |
| Tr 3 1675 Of hire commyng, and of his also, | 1674 |
| Tr 3 1678 In joie and suerte Pandarus hem two | 1678 |
| Tr 3 1680 And thus they ben in quyete and in reste. | 1680 |
| Tr 3 1680 And thus they ben in quyete and in reste. | 1680 |
| Tr 3 1685 Ago was every sorwe and every feere; | 1684 |
| Tr 3 1686 And bothe, ywys, they hadde, and so they wende, | 1686 |
| Tr 3 1686 And bothe, ywys, they hadde, and so they wende, | 1686 |
| Tr 3 1699 And day they gonnen to despise al newe, | 1698 |
| Tr 3 1700 Callyng it traitour, envyous, and worse, | 1700 |
| Tr 3 1701 And bitterly the dayes light thei corse. | 1700 |
| Tr 3 1703 That Piros and tho swifte steedes thre, | 1702 |
| Tr 3 1707 And for the sonne hym hasteth thus to rise, | 1706 |
| Tr 3 1710 And whan hire speche don was and hire cheere, | 1710 |
| Tr 3 1710 And whan hire speche don was and hire cheere, | 1710 |
| Tr 3 1712 And setten tyme of metyng eft yfeere; | 1712 |
| Tr 3 1713 And many a nyght they wroughte in this manere, | 1712 |
| Tr 3 1714 And thus Fortune a tyme ledde in joie | 1714 |
| Tr 3 1715 Criseyde and ek this kynges sone of Troie. | 1714 |
| Tr 3 1716 In suffisaunce, in blisse, and in singynges, | 1716 |
| Tr 3 1719 He yeveth frely ofte, and chaungeth wede, | 1718 |
| Tr 3 1720 And held aboute hym alwey, out of drede, | 1720 |
| Tr 3 1722 The fresshest and the beste he koude fynde; | 1722 |
| Tr 3 1723 That swich a vois was of hym and a stevene, | 1722 |
| Tr 3 1724 Thorughout the world, of honour and largesse, | 1724 |
| Tr 3 1726 And, as in love, he was in swich gladnesse | 1726 |
| Tr 3 1729 So wel as he; and thus gan love hym plese. | 1728 |
| Tr 3 1734 He was so narwe ymasked and yknet, | 1734 |
| Tr 3 1737 And by the hond ful ofte he wolde take | 1736 |
| Tr 3 1738 This Pandarus, and into gardyn lede, | 1738 |
| Tr 3 1739 And swich a feste and swich a proces make | 1738 |
| Tr 3 1739 And swich a feste and swich a proces make | 1738 |
| Tr 3 1740 Hym of Criseyde, and of hire wommanhede, | 1740 |
| Tr 3 1741 And of hire beaute, that withouten drede | 1740 |
| Tr 3 1743 And thanne he wolde synge in this manere: | 1742 |
| Tr 3 1744 " Love, that of erthe and se hath governaunce, | 1744 |
| Tr 3 1749 And couples doth in vertu for to dwelle, | 1748 |
| Tr 3 1750 Bynd this acord, that I have told and telle. | 1750 |
| Tr 3 1756 And that the mone hath lordshipe over the nyghtes: | 1756 |
| Tr 3 1761 To drenchen erthe and al for evere mo; | 1760 |
| Tr 3 1762 And if that Love aught lete his bridel go, | 1762 |
| Tr 3 1764 And lost were al that Love halt now to-hepe. | 1764 |
| Tr 3 1767 To cerclen hertes alle and faste bynde, | 1766 |
| Tr 3 1769 And hertes colde, hem wolde I that he twiste | 1768 |
| Tr 3 1770 To make hem love, and that hem liste ay rewe | 1770 |
| Tr 3 1771 On hertes sore, and kepe hem that ben trewe! " | 1770 |
| Tr 3 1773 He was, and ay, the first in armes dyght, | 1772 |
| Tr 3 1774 And certeynly, but if that bokes erre, | 1774 |
| Tr 3 1776 And this encrees of hardynesse and myght | 1776 |
| Tr 3 1776 And this encrees of hardynesse and myght | 1776 |
| Tr 3 1782 And whan that he com ridyng into town, | 1782 |
| Tr 3 1786 And moost of love and vertu was his speche, | 1786 |
| Tr 3 1786 And moost of love and vertu was his speche, | 1786 |
| Tr 3 1787 And in despit hadde alle wrecchednesse; | 1786 |
| Tr 3 1788 And douteles, no nede was hym biseche | 1788 |
| Tr 3 1790 And esen hem that weren in destresse; | 1790 |
| Tr 3 1791 And glad was he if any wyght wel ferde, | 1790 |
| Tr 3 1796 And over al this, so wel koude he devyse | 1796 |
| Tr 3 1797 Of sentement and in so unkouth wise | 1796 |
| Tr 3 1800 And though that he be come of blood roial, | 1800 |
| Tr 3 1805 That Pride, Envye, Ire, and Avarice | 1804 |
| Tr 3 1806 He gan to fle, and everich other vice. | 1806 |
| Tr 3 1808 Thy blynde and wynged sone ek, daun Cupide, | 1808 |
| Tr 3 1815 Th' effect and joie of Troilus servise, | 1814 |
| Tr 3 1819 And Troilus in lust and in quiete | 1818 |
| Tr 3 1819 And Troilus in lust and in quiete | 1818 |