The Poetical Works of John Skelton: With Notes, And Some Account of the Author And His Writings 2
The Poetical Works of John Skelton: With Notes, And Some Account of the Author And His Writings 2
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e, continence^ restraint, y. 46. hi] i. e. hinder^ restrain.
V. 47. corcLge] i. e. inclination, desires, y. 66. parceU] i. e. part, portion.
V.67. Ye] i.e. Yea.
V. 60. Samwhat I coulde enferre^ Your cansayte to debarre] i. e. I conld bring in somewhat to hinder, contravene, your concep- tion of the subject. So again in our author's Garlande cfLaurell; ^' Madame, your apposelle is wele inferridy And at your auauntage quikly it is Towchid, and hard for to be debarrid" y.l41.yol.i.867.
Page 228. y.... 66. fet] i. e, fetch.
y. 72. the surpluse of my sawe] i. e. the remainder of my saying, y. 74. where as] i. e. where.
v. 80. ryn\ i. e. run.
y. 86. wonder] I may observe that the Roxburgh reprint, with- out authority, and against the sense, has ^' no %oonder.'^ v. 89. ken] i. e. instruct, v. 90. wonders] i. e. wondrous.
v. 92. to] i. e. too.
Page 229. v. 94. other] i. e. either, v. 96. To you I arecte Uy and cast Therqfthe reformaeyon] So Skelton again ; " Syth vnto me formest this piocesse is ereeiyd," y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
e, continence^ restraint, y. 46. hi] i. e. hinder^ restrain.
V. 47. corcLge] i. e. inclination, desires, y. 66. parceU] i. e. part, portion.
V.67. Ye] i.e. Yea.
V. 60. Samwhat I coulde enferre^ Your cansayte to debarre] i. e. I conld bring in somewhat to hinder, contravene, your concep- tion of the subject. So again in our author's Garlande cfLaurell; ^' Madame, your apposelle is wele inferridy And at your auauntage quikly it is Towchid, and hard for to be debarrid" y.l41.yol.i.867.
Page 228. y.... 66. fet] i. e, fetch.
y. 72. the surpluse of my sawe] i. e. the remainder of my saying, y. 74. where as] i. e. where.
v. 80. ryn\ i. e. run.
y. 86. wonder] I may observe that the Roxburgh reprint, with- out authority, and against the sense, has ^' no %oonder.'^ v. 89. ken] i. e. instruct, v. 90. wonders] i. e. wondrous.
v. 92. to] i. e. too.
Page 229. v. 94. other] i. e. either, v. 96. To you I arecte Uy and cast Therqfthe reformaeyon] So Skelton again ; " Syth vnto me formest this piocesse is ereeiyd," y.
What to read after The Poetical Works of John Skelton: With Notes, And Some Account of the Author And His Writings 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Skelton to read onlineMoreLess
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