The Pearl An Interpretation
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1189-1194. The last stanza is an explanation of this statement. Rearranging the punctuation of the passage as given in Prof. Osgood's edition, by substituting a comma for the period at the close of V. 1210, the meaning would be something like this: "Upon this mound this lot I got, bowed down with grief for my Pearl, and then I entrusted it (l>ls lote) to God in Christ's dear blessing and memory, that in the form of bread and wine which the priest shows us every day. He gave us the way to become... servants of His household and precious pearls unto His pleasure. " This is the mystery to which the Pearl drove him.
Page Thirty-two I » THE PEARL: AN INTERPRETATION Reduced to simpler terms, the argument is: A man has lost by death a little child who was the most precious part of his life. He is desperate with grief. On a high feast day he goes mourning to the place where his Pearl is buried : "To J?at spot J?at I in speche expoun I entred, in- J^at erber grene, In Augoste in a hyj seysoun, Quen corne is coruen wyth croke3 kene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1189-1194. The last stanza is an explanation of this statement. Rearranging the punctuation of the passage as given in Prof. Osgood's edition, by substituting a comma for the period at the close of V. 1210, the meaning would be something like this: "Upon this mound this lot I got, bowed down with grief for my Pearl, and then I entrusted it (l>ls lote) to God in Christ's dear blessing and memory, that in the form of bread and wine which the priest shows us every day. He gave us the way to become... servants of His household and precious pearls unto His pleasure. " This is the mystery to which the Pearl drove him.
Page Thirty-two I » THE PEARL: AN INTERPRETATION Reduced to simpler terms, the argument is: A man has lost by death a little child who was the most precious part of his life. He is desperate with grief. On a high feast day he goes mourning to the place where his Pearl is buried : "To J?at spot J?at I in speche expoun I entred, in- J^at erber grene, In Augoste in a hyj seysoun, Quen corne is coruen wyth croke3 kene.
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