But al that ever I have seyd, Soth it me semeth; And al that evere I have wryten Is soth, as I trowe; 1670 And for amendyng of thise men Is most that I write.
Hit falleth for every gentilman To saye the best that he can In [every] mannes absence, And the soth in his presence.
The thirde spece turneth in-to reson of understanding; al thinges to be saydsoth and discussed; and that in two thinges is devyded.
Of whiche right sone, I trowe, if thou wolt understonde, thou shalt conne yeve the sentence to the partie more probable 120 by reson, and in soth knowing, by that I have of this mater maked an ende.
Beware yee men that bere the great in hand That they destroy the policie of this land, By gifte and good, and the fine golden clothis, And silke, and other: say yee not this soth is?
And with this word, soth for to seyne, 960 He gan alway upper to sore, And gladded me ay more and more, So feithfully to me spak he.
Tho gan I forth with him to goon Out of the castel, soth to seye.
This Julius knew wel ynou 2100 That al was soth which he him tolde; And for he wolde noght ben holde Unkinde, he tok his cause on honde, And as it were of goddes sonde, He yaf him good ynouh to spende For evere into his lives ende.
And forto finde ensample of this, A tale I rede, and soth it is.
Bot forto loke aboven alle, These Maidens, hou so that it falle, Thei scholden take ensample of this Which I have told, for soth it is.
Forthi, mi Sone, tell me soth And sei the trouthe, if thou hast be Unto thy love or skars or fre.
This false knyht in his degree Arested was and put in hold: For openly whan it was told Of the tresoun which is befalle, Thurghout the lond thei seiden alle, If it be soth that men suppose, His oghne untrowthe him schal depose.
So hard was she beseged soth for to telle, And so harde sautes to the cite were ȝeuen, That the komli kerneles were to-clatered with engines.
At Trumpington, nat fer fro Cantebrigge, Ther goth a brook and over that a brigge, Up-on the whiche brook ther stant a melle; And this is verraysoth that I yow telle.
Tho seyde he to his yonge men · 'soth for to telle, Me ben comen tydinges · I may no lenger dwelle.
Soth is, that, under god, ye ben our hierdes, Though to us bestes been the causes wrye.
A pype of wyne he gaue them over the walles, For soth as I yow saye; Ther he mayd the Dowglasse drynke, And all hys ost that daye.
Ther was slayne upon the Skottës syde, For soth as I yow saye, Of fowre and forty thowsande Scottes Went but eyghtene awaye.
Ther was slayne upon the Ynglysshe syde, For soth and sertenlye, A gentell knyght, Syr Jhon Fechewe, Yt was the more pety.
Ther was slayne upon the Ynglyssh perte, For soth as I yow saye, Of nyne thowsand Ynglyssh men Fyve hondert cam awaye.
Wyth that the Perssy was grevyd sore, For soth as I yow saye: He lyghted dowyn vpon his foote, And schoote hys horsse clene awaye.
Thus Syr Hary Perssye toke the fylde, For soth as I yow saye; Jhesu Cryste in hevyn on hyght Dyd helpe hym well that daye.
The Dowglas turnyd hym homewarde agayne, For soth withowghten naye; He toke his logeyng at Oterborne, Vpon a Wedynsday.
Ther was slayne vpon the Skottës syde, For soth and sertenly, Syr James a Dowglas ther was slayne, That day that he cowde dye.
Then was ther a Scottysh prisoner tayne, Syr Hewe Mongomery was hys name; For soth as I yow saye, He borowed the Perssy home agayne.
The whyte lyon on the Ynglyssh perte, For soth as I yow sayne, The lucettes and the cressawntes both; The Skottes faught them agayne.
Ful soth is seyd, that love ne lordschipe truly, nor Wol not, thonkes, have no felaschipe.
For soth is seyd, goon sithen many yeres, truly, gone, since That feld hath eyen, and the woode hath eeres.
All give too long a line: That thyn opinion of his sitting soth is.
Were it a game or no, soth for to telle, 650 Now am I glad, sin that yow list to dwelle.
Soth is, that whan they gonne first to mete, So gan the peyne hir hertes for to twiste, That neither of hem other mighte grete, 1130 But hem in armes toke and after kiste.
Whan ye sytte therfor at your repast, Annoye ye no man present nor absente, but speke ye fewe; for yff ye make wast of large langage, for soth ye must be shent.
I can nat seen how thou mayst go Other weyes to garisoun; For Daunger, that is so feloun, 3250 Felly purposith thee to werrey, Which is ful cruel, the soth to sey.
He undirfongith a gret peyne, That undirtakith to drinke up Seyne; 5710 For the more he drinkith, ay The more he leveth, the soth to say.
Our kynge and Robyn rode togyder, 25 For soth as I you say, And they shote plucke-buffet, As they went by the way.
There they met with good Robyn, 85 Stondynge on the waye, And so dyde many a bolde archere, For soth as I you say.
This knyght than dwelled fayre at home, The soth for to say, Tyll he had got foure hondreth pounde, 195 All redy for too paye.
Ther was slayne upon the Ynglysshe syde, For soth and sertenlye, A gentell knyght, Sir John Fitz-hughe, Yt was the more petye.
Ther was slayne upon the Skottes syde, For soth and sertenly, Syr James a Dowglas ther was slayne, That daye that he cowde dye.
The Dowglas turnyd hym homewarde agayne, For soth withowghten naye; 70 He tooke his logeyng at Oterborne Uppon a Wedynsday.
Then was ther a Scottyshe prisoner tayne, Syr Hughe Mongomery was hys name;[L162] For sothas I yow saye, He borowed the Percy home agayne.
Ther was slayne uppon the Ynglyssh perte, 145 For soth as I yow saye, Of nyne thowsand Ynglyssh men Fyve hondert cam awaye.
Ther was slayne upon the Skottes syde, For soth as I yow saye, Of fowre and forty thowsande Scotts 135 Went but eyghtene awaye.
When the compensators cut down the volume, both Ollie and Soth leaned forward intently and listened to the frying sound that buzzed from the speaker.
A New Jersey Soth tossed a psychology instructor and his three students out of a third floor window of their university science building, and all four ended an attempted morbid investigation on the broad, unyielding cement of the concourse.
I remembered with a start that there was another Soth on our lake.
He mumbled something about overtime, but I think his main concern was in staying so near to a Soth during the trouble that was brewing.
And by the same codes, a Soth is helpless to provoke a break in the covenant--this covenant which it now becomes mandatory for you and your race to sign in order to survive.
But on the afternoon of the case's dismissal, when the freed Soth started down the courthouse steps, someone caved his head in with a brick.
With a frantic wrench Vicki forced it upward with both hands, until the Soth was split from crotch to where a man's heart would be.
We drifted in to the dock, and I turned to Soth and told him to help my pilot unload the supplies.
The Soth went with us peacefully enough, and submitted to the lockup without demur.
It was too late to run for my hunting rifle now, and I cursed my stupidity even as Soth turned upon me.
Before I could speak, Soth opened his lips and let out a soft hiss through his white teeth.
Soth was standing motionless before the video, staring at a streaky picture of the riot scene at Willow Run.
Then was ther a Scottyshe prisoner tayne, Syr Hughe Mongomery was hys name, For soth as I yow saye, He borowed the Percy home agayne.
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