Englische Studien, Том 1Eugen Kölbing, Johannes Hoops, Reinald Hoops O.R. Reisland, 1877 "Zeitschrift für englische Philologie" (varies slightly). |
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... grete mister , fforto haue a gude zemer ; þarfore Crist , þat us zemes ilkane , es kindly cald Samaritane ; ffor þi saint Dauid þe prophete praies to god with wordes swete , þat he will zeme him thurgh his grace ffro latching of pe ...
... grete mister , fforto haue a gude zemer ; þarfore Crist , þat us zemes ilkane , es kindly cald Samaritane ; ffor þi saint Dauid þe prophete praies to god with wordes swete , þat he will zeme him thurgh his grace ffro latching of pe ...
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... grete mercy , þat redy es to les and mare , when pai with sin es wounded sare ; and understand by þe wine þe bitter passion and pe pine , þat Crist in erth wald undertake , to suffer for oure sins sake , and als pe penance more and myn ...
... grete mercy , þat redy es to les and mare , when pai with sin es wounded sare ; and understand by þe wine þe bitter passion and pe pine , þat Crist in erth wald undertake , to suffer for oure sins sake , and als pe penance more and myn ...
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... grete enuy 40 in him kithed his maistri ; he made his hert ful hard and stithe , þat he suld noght þaire wordes lithe , þat he suld noght grante paire asking , fforto be bisschop for no thing . pus pe fende so had him lered , [ þat ...
... grete enuy 40 in him kithed his maistri ; he made his hert ful hard and stithe , þat he suld noght þaire wordes lithe , þat he suld noght grante paire asking , fforto be bisschop for no thing . pus pe fende so had him lered , [ þat ...
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... grete wirschip and dignite . 2 ) þe deuil zit bi his quaintise 90 bigiled him , þat was so wise ; ffor als he with pe bisschop dweld , fful haly man þe folk him held , and halden he was in full high state , bot þe fende made it to abate ...
... grete wirschip and dignite . 2 ) þe deuil zit bi his quaintise 90 bigiled him , þat was so wise ; ffor als he with pe bisschop dweld , fful haly man þe folk him held , and halden he was in full high state , bot þe fende made it to abate ...
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... grete baily , and pan , how pouer þat he was ; 120 oftsithes he sighed and said : » Allas ! þat euer was I halden wise and had sere men in my seruise , þai þat war wont by day and night , to honore me with all paire might : now I se ...
... grete baily , and pan , how pouer þat he was ; 120 oftsithes he sighed and said : » Allas ! þat euer was I halden wise and had sere men in my seruise , þai þat war wont by day and night , to honore me with all paire might : now I se ...
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