When thy lord loketh to have Alowance for hus bestes, And of the monye thow haddist thermyd, Hus meable to save, And the woolle worth weye, Woo ys the thenne!
Though he bere hem no breed, He bereth hem swetter liflode, 9990 Loveth hem as oure Lord biddeth, And lokethhow thei fare.
And to the tree she gooth ful hastily, And on this faucon loketh pitously, 440 And heeld hir lappe abrood, for wel she wiste The faucon moste fallen fro the twiste, When that it swowned next, for lakke of blood.
But loketh now, for no necligence or slouthe, Ye tarie us heer no lenger than to-morwe.
He loketh as it were a grim leoun; And on his toos he rometh up and doun, 4370 Him deyned not to sette his foot to grounde.
And forther-more, I pray yow loketh wel In the olde testament, of Daniel, If he held dremes any vanitee.
He loketh as a sperhauk with his yën; Him nedeth nat his colour for to dyen With brasil, ne with greyn of Portingale.
But Phebus bemes, streight as is the mast, Upon the castell ginneth he to cast, To plese the lady, princesse of that place, 90 In signe he loketh aftir Loves grace.
A wyse gentil herte loketh after vertue, and none other bodily joyes alone.
Why there is no way to the knotte, [for him] that loketh aright after the hye way, as he shulde.
Good child (quod she) what echeth suche renome to the 75 conscience of a wyse man, that loketh and mesureth his goodnesse, not by slevelesse wordes of the people, but by sothfastnesse of conscience?
And whan ye speke, loketh men in the face[1] [Sidenote 1: MS.
He loketh forth by hegge, by tree, by greve, And fer his heed over the wal he leyde.
So ne seeth nat god, maker of the grete world: to him, that loketh 5 alle thinges from an heigh, ne withstondeth nat no thinges by hevinesse of erthe; ne the night ne withstondeth nat to him by the blake cloudes.
The whiche thinges, yif that any wight loketh wel in his thought the strengthe of that 40 oon and of that other, he shal lightly mowen seen, that thise two thinges ben dyverse.
For yif so be that god loketh alle thinges biforn, ne god ne may nat ben desseived in no manere, than mot it nedes been, that alle thinges bityden the whiche that the purviaunce of god hath seyn biforn to comen.
And thus he loketh on the fleissh, 7070 Riht as an hauk which hath a sihte Upon the foul, ther he schal lihte; And as he were of faierie, He scheweth him tofore here yhe In holi place wher thei sitte, Al forto make here hertes flitte.
She rist her up, and stakereth heer and there, And on her handes faste loketh she.
And Iasoun is as coy as is a maide, He loketh pitously, but noght he saide, But frely yaf he to her conseileres 1550 Yiftes grete, and to her officeres.
And as of men, loketh which tirannye They doon alday; assay hem who so liste, The trewest is ful brotel for to triste.
As he buckled on the belt Ross nodded at Loketh still lying bound where they had pushed him at the beginning of the fight.
Again that long moment of appraisal on the part of Loketh before he answered.
Loketh might be lame, but he had learned to adapt to his handicap very well.
Reluctantly Loketh began to talk to the disk, at first in a very rapid mumble and then, as there was no frightening response, with less speed and more confidence.
Loketh the Useless The wash of waves covered Ross's advance until he came up against the wall not too far from the spy's perch.
Just as Loketh cried out, Karara plunged over the prow of the boat, whether by design or chance Ross did not know.
Loketh clutched at Ross, striving to steady him, to keep the boat on an even keel.
Rosss--" His name was given the hiss Loketh used, but it was not the Wrecker youth who joined him now at the stern of the ship.
Loketh gave a small choked cry; his fingers tightened on Ross's forearm with painful intensity as he whispered.
Loketh was ahead again, his rocking limp making the outline of his body a jerky up-and-down shadow.
But the one Loketh had identified as Zahur still fronted the Foanna spokesman, and Ross gave tribute to the strength of will which kept him there.
The swiftest of the cruisers had departed, Loketh on board to communicate with Tino-rau in the water.
In spite of his crippled leg, Loketh displayed an agility which surprised Ross.
Ross stiffened and then whirled to catch Loketh by the shoulders.
Long moments for the relay of that message, and then Loketh spoke into the micro-disk of the analyzer, slowly, with pauses, as if trying to make sure Ross understood every word.
She taketh her husbande by the eyes that loketh on nothyng, but on the beautye and pulcritude of the body.
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