Early English Romances in Verse
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And when he had so departed, or ever he had passed the gate, each man was saying what he thought. Some held him for a fool who lightly spent what he had lightly won, and some said he was born in good time who could thus have a penny for the asking ; but none of them knew aught of his estate. And so may men often judge one another, and wot full little of what they arc talking.
SIR AMADAS 57 Six miles from the city they came where a cross parted the way a-two ; and Sir Amadas, turning to his squi...re, his sumpter-man, and his groom, said : " Good sirs, lay it not to heart, but ye must now take your leave, for no man shall follow me except I can feed and clothe him. " And at this the hardest-hearted there made mourning, upon hearing him speak so. Again he said : " Be merry, for ye are worthy men, and ye shall everywhere find good masters. God may yet help me and send me grace to prosper, and ye may yet see all care overgone, and be dearly welcome back, both ye and many more. " He said further : " And of the horses yc ride, the worst is worth ten pounds ; but by St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when he had so departed, or ever he had passed the gate, each man was saying what he thought. Some held him for a fool who lightly spent what he had lightly won, and some said he was born in good time who could thus have a penny for the asking ; but none of them knew aught of his estate. And so may men often judge one another, and wot full little of what they arc talking.
SIR AMADAS 57 Six miles from the city they came where a cross parted the way a-two ; and Sir Amadas, turning to his squi...re, his sumpter-man, and his groom, said : " Good sirs, lay it not to heart, but ye must now take your leave, for no man shall follow me except I can feed and clothe him. " And at this the hardest-hearted there made mourning, upon hearing him speak so. Again he said : " Be merry, for ye are worthy men, and ye shall everywhere find good masters. God may yet help me and send me grace to prosper, and ye may yet see all care overgone, and be dearly welcome back, both ye and many more. " He said further : " And of the horses yc ride, the worst is worth ten pounds ; but by St.
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