Mi heuet Reynaert, dat felle dier, So vele te leede ghedaen, Ic weet wel al sonder waen, Al ware al tlaken paerkement Datmen maket nu te Ghent, In ne ghescreeft niet daer an.
Ic sal here bleiven til de morning, and dan ic sal call to Mester Pisaro, and make him shafe and shite his dauctors.
O de skellum Frisco, ic weit neit waer ic be, ic go and hit my nose op dit post, and ic go and hit my nose op dandern post.
O, if dat io can neit de se Englese sprek vel, ic sel her fader seg how is to pass gecomen.
Mar, hortens vader, ic veit neit de way to your hous, hortens sal Master Frisco your maniken come to call de me, and bring me to your house.
I sal you seg, vader, ic sal teash your daughter such a ting make her laugh too.
Master Pisaro, de dochter Maistris Laurentia, call de dyel, den ass, for dat ic can neit English spreken.
Ic sal seg you, vader, ic came here to your huis, and spreak tol de dochterkin.
Among other greeuances which the English susteined by the hard deling of the Conquerour, this is to be remembered, that he brought Jewes into this land from Rouen, and appointed them a place to inhabit and occupie.
Herevpon also those that haue sithens succeeded him, vse the same armes as peculiar to the crowne of England, which he vsed in his time; [Sidenote: He bare but two lions or rather leopards as some thinke.
Polydor writeth) the three floure delices were since that time annexed thereto by Edward the third, by reason of his claime to the crowne of France, whereof hereafter ye shall heare.
Eala leof hlaford þearle ic deorfe ic ga ut on dægræd þywende oxon to felda and iugie hig to syl.
I will know if People feel yet any redress Of his former sores, and of his rueful distress.
I say, his wealth doth mend; he saith, it doth appair, What should I judge of this?
In His mercy was Israel delivered From the 'gyptian thraldom and captivity; In His mercy the same through the Red Sea was led; And through wilderness to a land of liberty.
I scannot tell: But we ignorams all would fain ye should do well.
We twain must oftwhiles come physic either other; Vor, we beeth your children, and you beeth our mother.
Wherein appeareth the graciousness of God More than, infinitely to exceed man's goodness, But that He keepeth back the sharp stroke of His rod When man would rage in most furious woodness?
Do the like again, and thou shalt rue it full sore!
Of long sufferance He is with weakness to bear, While any hope of amendment doth remain; And though He plague sinners, to call them home by fear, Yet His mercy and grace are aye ready again.
Was not he drowned, trow, last year, when Conscience was?
Now, lastly, hath he heard the most doleful lament Of woeful Respublica, his darling most dear!
The gannet is a great diver, plunging down into the sea from a considerable height, such as forty feet.
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