The Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer 5
The Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer 5
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so Yonge was this quene, of twenty yer of elde, Of mydil stature, and of suche fairenesse, That Nature had a joy hir to behelde, And for to speken of her stidfastnesse, She passed^ bothe Penelope and Lucresse, And shortly, yf she shal be comprehended, In her myght^ nothing been amended.
This Theban knyght eke, for sothe to seyne, ^as yonge, therto withal a lusty knyght.
But he was double in love, and notlung pleyne, 90 And subtil in that crafbe, overe eny wyght, And with his kunnyng whan this l...ady bryght: For so ferforthe he can her trouthe assure, That she him trusted over eny creature.
What shuld I seyn ? she loYeth Arcite so That when that he was absent eny throw, Anoon her thoght her herte brast atwo ?
For in her sight to her be bare hym low.
So that she wende have al his hert yknowe ; But he was fals, hit nas but feyned chore, 100 As nedeth not to men suche crafb to lore.
But nevertheles ful mykel besynesse Had he, er that he myght his lady wynne, And 8Wor he wolde dyen for distresse, 200 OF QUENE ANELTDA Or from his wit he seyde he wolde twynne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
so Yonge was this quene, of twenty yer of elde, Of mydil stature, and of suche fairenesse, That Nature had a joy hir to behelde, And for to speken of her stidfastnesse, She passed^ bothe Penelope and Lucresse, And shortly, yf she shal be comprehended, In her myght^ nothing been amended.
This Theban knyght eke, for sothe to seyne, ^as yonge, therto withal a lusty knyght.
But he was double in love, and notlung pleyne, 90 And subtil in that crafbe, overe eny wyght, And with his kunnyng whan this l...ady bryght: For so ferforthe he can her trouthe assure, That she him trusted over eny creature.
What shuld I seyn ? she loYeth Arcite so That when that he was absent eny throw, Anoon her thoght her herte brast atwo ?
For in her sight to her be bare hym low.
So that she wende have al his hert yknowe ; But he was fals, hit nas but feyned chore, 100 As nedeth not to men suche crafb to lore.
But nevertheles ful mykel besynesse Had he, er that he myght his lady wynne, And 8Wor he wolde dyen for distresse, 200 OF QUENE ANELTDA Or from his wit he seyde he wolde twynne.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaucer Geoffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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