This revel, ful of songe and ful of daunce, 2255 Lasteth a fourtenight, or litel lasse.
And thilke covenant, whyl me lasteth breeth, I wol fulfille, and that shal wel be sene; Was never unto hir love a trewer quene.
That will I not, said Abelleus, while my life lasteth and the soul is within my body, unless that thou wilt give me the brachet.
For though it be that hawking with gentle hounds and hawks for the heron and the river be noble and commendable, it lasteth seldom at the most more than half a year.
It is good hunting for it lasteth all the year and they run well, and longer than does a great hart in high season time.
The calves are calved with hair red and white, which lasteth them that colour into the end of August, and then they turn red of hair, as the hart and the hind.
As of the hinds some be barren and some bear calves, of those that be barren their season beginneth when the season of the hart faileth and lasteth till Lent.
And that for five reasons: the one is, for her hunting lasteth all the year as with running hounds without any sparing, and this is not with all the other beasts.
They go in their love that is called bokeyng in October[56], and the bucking of them lasteth but fifteen days or there about.
And all the while that the hunting lasteth should the carts go about from place to place for to bring the deer to the curee.
He also says that the season for hind-hunting begins when the season of the hart ends and lasteth till Lent.
Their season lasteth from the month of May into the middle of September.
And therefore the hunting of the hare is good, for it lasteth all the year, as I have said.
And also a spayed bitch lasteth longer in her goodness than other two that be not spayed.
The contrary hereof we muste alwaies intende, in prouokyng it outwarde by all meanes duryng the fitte, whyche so longe lasteth in burnynge and sweatyng, as the matter thereof hath any fyrie or apte partes therfore.
Laste foloweth the shorte abidinge, a certeine Token of the disease to be in the spirites, as wel may be proued by the Ephemera that Galene writethe of, whiche because it consistethe in the Spirites, lasteth but one natural day.
Of one naturall day, for that it lasteth but the time of xxiiij.
This feast lasteth 3 daies; but to morrow is the solomest fast day.
But that which eternally endureth is the Beauty of the True One, for its splendour perisheth not and its glory lasteth for ever; its charm is all-powerful and its attraction infinite.
Nay, get ye gone, ye sirens, whose sweetness lasteth not; leave him for my muses to tend and heal!
As to popular favour, I do not think it even worthy of mention in this place, since it never cometh of judgment, and never lasteth steadily.
And then hir Ioye, for oght I can espye, Ne lasteth not the twinkeling of an ye, And somme han never Ioye til they be dede.
And because of the cruell coldnesse of the winter which lasteth continually, they make them houses within the ground, and dwell together in Caves or else in Sellars.
The wandering Nomades, follow the pastures for their cattell and as feeding for them lasteth so is their continuance of abiding in one place.
She never dies, but lasteth In life of lover's heart; He ever dies that wasteth In love his chiefest part.
See we not virtuous Cato driven to kill himself, and rebel Caesar so advanced, that his name yet, after sixteen hundred years, lasteth in the highest honour?
For muche murthe is amonges riche, As in mete and clothyng; And muche murthe in May is Amonges wilde beestes, And so forth while somer lasteth Hir solace dureth.
Oure pardon and oure preieres So beth they nought parten, Oure power lasteth nought so feer, But we som peny fongen.
Nectanabus, which hath his deth, Yit while him lastethlif and breth, To Alisandre he spak and seide That he with wrong blame on him leide 2320 Fro point to point and al the cas He tolde, hou he his Sone was.
Thilke ende may I noght asterte, And yit with al myn hole herte, Whil that me lasteth eny breth, I wol the love into my deth.
The seconde tyme lasteth from the comming of merciable grace until the ende 10 of transitorie tyme, in whiche is shewed the true way in fordoinge of the badde; and that is y-cleped tyme of Grace.
The Fox, from Christmass, and lasteth till the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
This lasteth lenger than a yeer or two, That I supposed of him noght but good.
I ne seye but for this ende this sentence, That litel whyl in Ioye or in plesance 1140 Lasteththe blisse of Alla with Custance.
The Fox, from Christmass, andlasteth till the Annunciation of the blessed Virgin Mary.
And it hath a desert toward the east that lasteth more than an hundred journeys.
For they may not go out, but by a little issue that was made by strength of men, and it lasteth well a four great mile.
That Dead Sea parteth the land of Ind and of Arabia, and that sea lasteth from Soara unto Arabia.
And then the priests cast the gobbets of the flesh and then the fowls, each of them, taketh that he may, and goeth a little thence and eateth it; and so they do whilst any piece lasteth of the dead body.
That sea lasteth more than a four journeys, and then go men by desert unto the Vale of Elim, and from thence to the Mount of Sinai.
For joy before Sir Dietrich / bent royal Etzel's wife: "Blessed be thou ever / in heart while lasteth life.
Virtue is superior to the body and lasteth after the body hath perished!
Know, therefore, O perpetuator of Kuru's race, that the kingdomlasteth for ever in which Brahmanas have power.
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