Sayde the Schipman, 'here schal he not preche, We schal no gospel glosen here ne teche.
Rogues de Hangest was grand pannetier and maréschal of France in 1352.
For my sones that ben forlorn, That wilde bestes hath awei born, I not nouth where to wone; To wheche lond mai i fle, How longe schal i on lyve be, Sorewes comen gret wone.
But whan a Knyghte comethe, that is so hardy to kisse hire, he schalle not dye: but he schalle turne the Damysele in-to hire righte Forme and kyndely Schapp; and he schal be Lord of alle the Contreyes and Iles aboveseyd.
But his wille is in the lawe of the Lord; and he schal bithenke in the lawe of hym dai and nyght.
For whi though Y schal go in the myddis of schadewe of deeth; Y schal not drede yuels, for thou art with me.
And thi mercischal sue me; in alle the daies of my lijf.
The Lord gouerneth me, and no thing schal faile to me; in the place of pasture there he hath set me.
Ac hijs wylle was in the wylle of oure Lord; and he schal thenche in hijs lawe both daghe and nyght.
For mi lif quoð hire feder þe schal laðin his luue for þu schalt beon ibeaten.
I schal him telle which a gret honour great Is to ben a fals flateryng lymytour!
Thou wost wel that our felaw is agoon, knowest And her is gold, and that ful gret plente, plenty That schaldeparted be among us thre.
And of a merthe I am right now bythought, To doon you eese, and it schal coste nought.
Grisild is deed, and eek hir pacience, also And bothe at oones buried in Itayle; once For whiche I crye in open audience No weddid man so hardy be to assayle His wyves pacience, in hope to fynde Grisildes, for in certeyn he schal fayle.
And I schaltelle thee in wordes fewe What we schul doon, and bringe it wel aboute.
Now, by my trouthe, brothir myn, sayde he, As I schal telle the a faithful tale.
Nay, quoth the Sompnour, let him saye to me What so him list; whan it cometh to my lot By God I schal him quyten every grot.
Now, quoth the first, thou wost wel we ben twaye, knowest And two of us schal strenger be than oon.
And thanschal al the gold departed be, divided My dere frend, bitwixe the and me: thee Than may we oure lustes al fulfille, might And pley at dees right at our owne wille.
For sith the day is come that I schal dye, I make pleynly my confessioun, That I am thilke woful Palamoun, that That hath thy prisoun broke wikkedly.
And so schal we alle · may ther no man flee: God bringe us to the Ioye · that ever schal be!
He schal have Cristes curs · and seynte Maries eeke, 480 That thee out of prisoun · beggeth other borwe, But ever worthe hem wel · that doth thee moche sorwe.
And if I schal algate · be beten anon, 115 Cristes curs mot thou have · but thou be that oon!
And thou wilt, Gamelyn · do after my reed, Ther is noon in the halle · schal bere awey his heed.
He that cometh ones in thin hand · schalhe never thee!
If we schul algate · assoile hem of here sinne, Warne me, brother Adam · whan I schal biginne.
Beau enfaunt pur apprendre c d En franceis devez bien entendre Ffayre chyld for to lerne In french ye schal wel understande e Coment vous parlerez bealment, Et devaunt les sagez naturalment.
Lord ghest tholb be sua virtiuff be intelligence, aff yi body schal biff be naturall rehutht tholb suld of me pety have for natur .
Wycliffe translates the Vulgate: "And it as a modir onourid schal meete hym, and as a womman fro virgynyte schal take him.
Oure Cherlys of Fraunce gret well, or ye wende, The Dolfyn prowed withinne his wall, Swyche tenys ballys I schal hym sende As schall tere the roof all of his all.
I trow, and ze assaye Towneshend or Playter, or sum other good kuntery man of owrys to lend yt zow for me tyl they cum hom, they wyl do so myche for me and I schalcontente them a geyn.
And yf my freends say, that I do amys, Thei schal not me let so for to do, Myne herte me bydds ever more to love yowe Truly over all erthely thing, And yf thei be never so wroth, I tryst it schall be better in tyme commyng.
Also I pray zow, if ze speke with Master Roger, tell hym that yf he cum in to thys cuntre thys crystemas, he schal have hys xs.
Ther has ben a gret breke be twyx Calle and me, as I schal enforme zow at my coming, wyche schalle be on Wedynsday next be the grace of God, who preserve zow.
Lystnys, and I schalyou telle The lyff off an holy virgyne, That trewely Jhesu louede wel: Here name was callyd Kateryne.
Yf yt be-tyd, that I may haue, At yow{r} wyAEsAEs they schal be.
Euro~Say what thou wolt, I schal it never telle To child no wyf, by him that harwed helle.
Also for Goddys sake be war what medesyns ye take of any fysissyans of London; I schal never trust to hem be cause of your fadr and myn onkyl, whoys sowlys God assoyle.
Ye schal have more pleyne undrestondyng of all thynges her after than I may write to you at this tyme.
What schal be do ther I wot not yet; for as for any indytementes that we schuld labor a yenst them it is but wast werk; for the scheryf ner the jerrours wol no thyng do ayenst them.
Notwithstandyng your maisterschip schal have knowleche what every hundred geve, and Yermeth bothe.
I wolde he wer qwyte of hys indytments, so that he wer qwyte of yowr servyce; for by my trowthe, I holde the place the mor ongracyous that he is in, for hys dysposycion in dyverce thyngys, the whych ye schal be informed of her after.
He tellith me that the Abbot of Langley schal come up and Wichyngham.
Item, sir, as for Leukenore he is not at London, but peraventure I schal make hym to be meved in the mater here after.
And, sir, in conclucion, Masters Markham and Byngham thynk it sufficiant i nougth to take his promys and his othe with ougth obligacion that he schal mak amends if profe here after can be mad uppon hym.
Item, on Tuesday next comyng schal the sescions of the pees be at Wolsyngham.
For of þis litel spark þine heet of lijf schal shine.
And I wow, quoth Dawkyn, May I mete wyth Tomkyn, Hys flayle I schal hym reve.
If ony man schal entre by me, he schalbe saved; and he schal go yn, and schal go out, and he schal fynde lesewis.
A strengere than I schal come aftir me, of whom I knelinge am not worthi for to vndo, or vnbynde, the thwong of his schoon.
I send myn angel bifore thi face, that schal make thi weye redy before thee.
But whanne this deedli thing schal clothe undeedlynesse | thanneschal the word be don that is written | deeth is sopun up in victorie | deeth, where is thi victorie?
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