Thus, whether love breke or elles dure, Algates he that hath with love to done Hath ofter wo then changed is the mone.
Wherfor, but ye the rather take cure To breke that perilous alliaunce, Ye sleen hem that ben in your obeisaunce.
Without more, why shall a frere be more punished if he breke the rule that his patron made, than if he breke the hestes that god himself made?
But this I charge, that ye the statuts kepe, And breke thaim not for sloth nor ignoraunce.
For worse it is tobreke than bowe, certayn, And better bowe than fal to sodaynly!
And scater thou and to-breke thou the weightes and the cloudes of erthely hevinesse, and shyne thou by thy brightnesse.
And in his sermon there he rebuked sore the maner of them that met to breke theyr faste on the Sonday before hye masse, and said it was called the deuyls blacke brekefast.
I shall bete the bak and bone, and breke all in sonder.
This knyht hath levere forto dye Than breke his trowthe and forto lye In place ther as he was swore, And schapth him gon ayein therfore.
And thus stalkende forth a pas This noble Duk, whan time was, 3760 His pot tobrak and loude ascride, And tho thei breke on every side.
And than the Chane bad his seconde sone to breke hem; and so schortly too alle, eche aftre other: but non of hem myght breke hem.
And than seyde the Chane to his eldest sone, and to alle the othere, Wherfore myght zee not breke hem?
But for pilgrymes that comen thidre, peyned hem to breke the ston in peces or in poudre, therfore the Soudan hathe do make a walle aboute the sepulcre, that no man may towche it.
And thanne he commanded, that men scholde bynden hem to gedre, in 3 places; and than he toke hem to his eldest sone, and bad him breke hem alle to gedre.
Wherfore he concluded in hymself to breke it, and toke it, and smote upon a rocke wyth all hys myght iii tymes wythout hurtynge ony thynge the swerde, and clefte the rocke to therthe, and colde in no wyse breke the swerde.
Whych lettre I woll ye breke to undrestand my wrytyng and the substaunce off it the more.
Item, the capteyn sent certeyn of his meyny to my chamber in your rents, and therebreke up my chest, and toke awey j.
To wallis with Engynes thai gan rowte, To breke the Toures so fre.
I shall breke both bake and crown̄ And sle the, ther thou goist.
Peraventure ther may falle oon or two 935 Doun of his hors, andbreke his nekke atwo.
Hoste,' quod he, 'depardieux ich assente, To breke forward is not myn entente.
But of my deeth, thogh that ye have no routhe, Avyseth yow, er that ye breke your trouthe.
So, as Hamlet observes, "Breke, Breke my heart, for I must hold my tongue!
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