The Chief Middle English Poets; Selected Poems, Newly Rendered And Ed., With Notes And Bibliographical References
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240 Straight to the court they take their way, Nor day nor night they would abide, Both king and court were blithe alway Whenas they heard the news that tide.
The king, he stands on tower so high, And by bim standeth Sir Gawain, When Lancelot they saw with eye Were never men on mold so fain !
Whenas the gates he drew anigh They ran there-out, with might and main, 250 Gave welcome glad, both low and high, And kissed him, king, and knight, and swain.
The king him to a chamber led, Close in his ar...ms he did him fold, And set him on a goodly bed That covered was with cloth of gold.
No man, to serve him at that stead But strove, with labour manifold.
With joy and gladness was he sped — Then all his deeds to them he told. 260 266 CHIEF MIDDLE ENGLISH POETS Of days in court he dwelt full three But never spake word with tbe queen, So fain the folk were him to see, The king, and all the court, I ween.
That lady, fair as flower on tree, She wept her love, so long unseen, Ever her tears they flow so free Fain would she hide her mournful Then did it chance upon a day The king, he would a-hunting ride, 270 In forest fair he maketh gay And all his knights are at his side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
240 Straight to the court they take their way, Nor day nor night they would abide, Both king and court were blithe alway Whenas they heard the news that tide.
The king, he stands on tower so high, And by bim standeth Sir Gawain, When Lancelot they saw with eye Were never men on mold so fain !
Whenas the gates he drew anigh They ran there-out, with might and main, 250 Gave welcome glad, both low and high, And kissed him, king, and knight, and swain.
The king him to a chamber led, Close in his ar...ms he did him fold, And set him on a goodly bed That covered was with cloth of gold.
No man, to serve him at that stead But strove, with labour manifold.
With joy and gladness was he sped — Then all his deeds to them he told. 260 266 CHIEF MIDDLE ENGLISH POETS Of days in court he dwelt full three But never spake word with tbe queen, So fain the folk were him to see, The king, and all the court, I ween.
That lady, fair as flower on tree, She wept her love, so long unseen, Ever her tears they flow so free Fain would she hide her mournful Then did it chance upon a day The king, he would a-hunting ride, 270 In forest fair he maketh gay And all his knights are at his side.
What to read after The Chief Middle English Poets; Selected Poems, Newly Rendered And Ed., With Notes And Bibliographical References?
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