Piers Plowman the Work of One Or of Five
Piers Plowman the Work of One Or of Five
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J. JUSSERAND excellent, and more than one of the cleverest and most humorous touches in the whole poem are to be found in them; 1 others are not so happy. The same may be said of the confessions as first drafted in A, some of which are excellent, and others far from good. Thus it is that, in version A, supposed to be so perfect, Pride, represented by Pernel Proud-herte, concludes her speech by a promise to merci be-seche Of al that ichave i-had* envye in myn herte. 2 As Mr. Manly said of the Wr...ath portrait in B, this is "indeed more appropriate for Envy" than for Pride, and this similarity in aptitude for confusion, if it has any bearing at all on the problem, can but confirm our belief in a unity of authorship. The same repenting Pernel undertakes, in version A, to reform: she will wear a hair smock, Forte fayten hire flesch" that frele was to synne.
This kind of penance and this allusion to flesh "frail to sin" would certainly fit another Sin better than Pride, as shown by the author of A himself who, in passus III, had had the words "heo is frele of hire flesch" applied to Meed in the same speech where she is described as being "as comuyn as p>e cart-wei.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. JUSSERAND excellent, and more than one of the cleverest and most humorous touches in the whole poem are to be found in them; 1 others are not so happy. The same may be said of the confessions as first drafted in A, some of which are excellent, and others far from good. Thus it is that, in version A, supposed to be so perfect, Pride, represented by Pernel Proud-herte, concludes her speech by a promise to merci be-seche Of al that ichave i-had* envye in myn herte. 2 As Mr. Manly said of the Wr...ath portrait in B, this is "indeed more appropriate for Envy" than for Pride, and this similarity in aptitude for confusion, if it has any bearing at all on the problem, can but confirm our belief in a unity of authorship. The same repenting Pernel undertakes, in version A, to reform: she will wear a hair smock, Forte fayten hire flesch" that frele was to synne.
This kind of penance and this allusion to flesh "frail to sin" would certainly fit another Sin better than Pride, as shown by the author of A himself who, in passus III, had had the words "heo is frele of hire flesch" applied to Meed in the same speech where she is described as being "as comuyn as p>e cart-wei.
What to read after Piers Plowman the Work of One Or of Five?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J Jean Jules Jusserand to read onlineMoreLess
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