The Fraternitye of Vacabondes
The Fraternitye of Vacabondes
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" quoth this hosteler; "for I am well assured that thou haddest it, and I feare me thou hast genen it to that harlot. " "Why: is it 1?" quoth this chamberlayne. "Yea, " quoth this hosteler, and shewed him all the hole circumstaunce, what was both sayde and thought on him for the thing. - Well, I wyl tell the, " quoth this rhamberlayne. "I wylbe playne with the. 1 had it in dede, and haue geuen the same to this woman, and I praye the make the best of it. And helpe nowe to excuse the matter, and ...yet surely and thou wouldest take so much payne for me as to oner t. Ik>- her, (for she goeth but softly, and is not yet farre of) and take the Bame from her, and I am euer thyne assured freende. " " Why, then, go with me, " quoth this hostler. M Nay, in fayth. -. " quoth this I Ihamber- layne ; "what is frear then gift? and I hadde prety pastime for the same. " " Hadest thou so?" quoth this hosteler; "nowe, by the masse, and I wyll haue some to, or I wyll lye in the duste OT I come agaym ing with hast to ouer take this paramours, within a myle from thauy, for he had wt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" quoth this hosteler; "for I am well assured that thou haddest it, and I feare me thou hast genen it to that harlot. " "Why: is it 1?" quoth this chamberlayne. "Yea, " quoth this hosteler, and shewed him all the hole circumstaunce, what was both sayde and thought on him for the thing. - Well, I wyl tell the, " quoth this rhamberlayne. "I wylbe playne with the. 1 had it in dede, and haue geuen the same to this woman, and I praye the make the best of it. And helpe nowe to excuse the matter, and ...yet surely and thou wouldest take so much payne for me as to oner t. Ik>- her, (for she goeth but softly, and is not yet farre of) and take the Bame from her, and I am euer thyne assured freende. " " Why, then, go with me, " quoth this hostler. M Nay, in fayth. -. " quoth this I Ihamber- layne ; "what is frear then gift? and I hadde prety pastime for the same. " " Hadest thou so?" quoth this hosteler; "nowe, by the masse, and I wyll haue some to, or I wyll lye in the duste OT I come agaym ing with hast to ouer take this paramours, within a myle from thauy, for he had wt.
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