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58,001 | {
"en": "When I think of the siege or that place;",
"me": "What I think on þe sege or of þat place;"
} |
58,002 | {
"en": "God save my lord, I pray Him for His grace!'",
"me": "God save my lord, I preye him for his grace:\" --"
} |
58,003 | {
"en": "And therewithal full tenderly she wept,",
"me": "And þer-with-al ful tenderly she weep,"
} |
58,004 | {
"en": "And on her work her thought no longer kept,",
"me": "And of her werk she took no more keep,"
} |
58,005 | {
"en": "But meekly she let her gaze down fall,",
"me": "But mekely she leet her eyen falle;"
} |
58,006 | {
"en": "And that visage suited her withal.",
"me": "And thilke semblant sat her wel with-alle."
} |
58,007 | {
"en": "And her tears too, full of purity",
"me": "And eek her teres, ful of honestee,"
} |
58,008 | {
"en": "Embellished her wifely chastity;",
"me": "Embelisshed her wyfly chastitee;"
} |
58,009 | {
"en": "Her countenance of her heart is worthy,",
"me": "Her countenaunce is to her herte digne,"
} |
58,010 | {
"en": "For they in deed and gesture both agree.",
"me": "For þey acordeden in dede and signe."
} |
58,011 | {
"en": "And with that her husband Collatinus,",
"me": "And with þat word her husbond Colatyn,"
} |
58,012 | {
"en": "Ere she was aware, had entered thus,",
"me": "Or she of him was war, com sterting in,"
} |
58,013 | {
"en": "Saying: 'Fear you not, for I am here!'",
"me": "And seide, \"dreed þee noght, for I am here!\""
} |
58,014 | {
"en": "And she at once arose full of cheer",
"me": "And she anoon up roos, with blisful chere,"
} |
58,015 | {
"en": "And kissed him as is a wife's wont.",
"me": "And kiste him, as of wyves is þe wone."
} |
58,016 | {
"en": "Tarquinius, the proud king's son,",
"me": "Tarquinius, this proude kinges sone,"
} |
58,017 | {
"en": "Had observed her beauty and still further",
"me": "Conceived hath her beautee and her chere,"
} |
58,018 | {
"en": "Her yellow hair, her shape, and her manner,",
"me": "Her yelow heer, her shap, and manere,"
} |
58,019 | {
"en": "Her hue, the words in which she complained,",
"me": "Her hew, her wordes þat she hath compleynded,"
} |
58,020 | {
"en": "And that her beauty by no craft was feigned;",
"me": "And by no crafte her beautee nas nat feyned;"
} |
58,021 | {
"en": "And felt for this lady such desire",
"me": "And caughte to this lady swich desyr,"
} |
58,022 | {
"en": "That in his heart he burned as any fire",
"me": "Þat in his herte brende as any fyr"
} |
58,023 | {
"en": "So madly, that his reason was forgot.",
"me": "So woodly, þat his wit was al forgeten."
} |
58,024 | {
"en": "For, he thought, she could not be got.",
"me": "For wel, thoghte he, she sholde nat be geten"
} |
58,025 | {
"en": "And the more that he felt in despair",
"me": "And ay þe more þat he was in dispair,"
} |
58,026 | {
"en": "The more he coveted, and thought her fair,",
"me": "Þe more he coveteth and thoghte her fair."
} |
58,027 | {
"en": "His blind lust turned all to coveting.",
"me": "His blinde lust was al his covetinge."
} |
58,028 | {
"en": "At morrow, when the birds began to sing,",
"me": "A-morwe, whan þe brid bragan to singe,"
} |
58,029 | {
"en": "Unto the siege he came all discreetly,",
"me": "Unto þe sege he comth ful privily,"
} |
58,030 | {
"en": "And by himself he walked right soberly,",
"me": "And by himself he walketh sobrely,"
} |
58,031 | {
"en": "Remembering her image always new:",
"me": "Þimage of her recording alwey newe;"
} |
58,032 | {
"en": "'Thus lay her hair, and thus fresh was her hue;",
"me": "\"Þus lay her heer, and thus fresh was her hewe;"
} |
58,033 | {
"en": "Thus sat she, spoke, thus span; this her manner,",
"me": "Þus sat, thus spak, thus span; this was her chere,"
} |
58,034 | {
"en": "Thus was she fair, and this was her demeanor.'",
"me": "Þus fair she was, and this was her manere.\""
} |
58,035 | {
"en": "All this conceit to heart he had taken,",
"me": "Al this conceit his herte hath now y-take."
} |
58,036 | {
"en": "And as the sea is by the tempest shaken,",
"me": "And, as þe see, with tempest al to-shake,"
} |
58,037 | {
"en": "So that after when the storm does go,",
"me": "Þat, after whan þe storm is al ago,"
} |
58,038 | {
"en": "Yet still the water heaves to and fro,",
"me": "Yet wol þe water quappe a day or two,"
} |
58,039 | {
"en": "Right so, even though her form was absent",
"me": "Right so, thogh þat her forme wer absent,"
} |
58,040 | {
"en": "The pleasure in her form was present.",
"me": "Þe plesaunce of her forme was present;"
} |
58,041 | {
"en": "Yet not pleasure rather but the delight",
"me": "But naþeles, nat plesaunce, but delyt,"
} |
58,042 | {
"en": "Of an unlawful passion fed by spite –",
"me": "Or an unrightful talent with despyt;"
} |
58,043 | {
"en": "'For, despite herself, she'll my lover be;",
"me": "\"For, maugre her, she shal my lemman be;"
} |
58,044 | {
"en": "Luck favours the bold man ever,' quoth he;",
"me": "Hap helpeth hardy man alday,\" quod he;"
} |
58,045 | {
"en": "'Whatever the end for me, it shall be so;'",
"me": "\"What ende þat I make, hit shal be so;\""
} |
58,046 | {
"en": "And he girt on his sword and off did go",
"me": "And girt him with his swerde, and gan to go;"
} |
58,047 | {
"en": "Riding forth till he had come to Rome,",
"me": "And forth he rit til he to Rome is come,"
} |
58,048 | {
"en": "And had made his way thus all alone,",
"me": "And al aloon his wey than hath he nome."
} |
58,049 | {
"en": "There to Collatinus' house outright.",
"me": "Unto þe house of Colatyn ful right."
} |
58,050 | {
"en": "Down was the sun, and day had lost its light,",
"me": "Doun was þe sonne, and day hath lost his light;"
} |
58,051 | {
"en": "And in he went, and quietly did walk",
"me": "And in he com un-to privy halke,"
} |
58,052 | {
"en": "And through the night stealthily did stalk",
"me": "And in þe night ful þeefly gan he stalke,"
} |
58,053 | {
"en": "When everyone to their rest was brought,",
"me": "Whan every night was to his reste broght,"
} |
58,054 | {
"en": "And none of them on treason cast a thought,",
"me": "Ne no wight had of tresoun swich a thoght."
} |
58,055 | {
"en": "By window sped, or other way within.",
"me": "Were hit by window or by oþer gin,"
} |
58,056 | {
"en": "With drawn sword he swiftly entered in",
"me": "With swerde y-drawe, shortly he comth in"
} |
58,057 | {
"en": "Where she did lie, the noble wife Lucretia.",
"me": "Þer as she lay, this noble wyf Lucresse."
} |
58,058 | {
"en": "And as she woke, she felt the bed quiver.",
"me": "And, as she wook, her bed she felte presse."
} |
58,059 | {
"en": "'What beast is this,' quoth she,' that weighs thus?'",
"me": "\"What beste is þat,\" quod she, \"þat weyeth thus?\""
} |
58,060 | {
"en": "'It is the king's son, Tarquinius,'",
"me": "\"I am þe kinges sone, Tarquinius,\""
} |
58,061 | {
"en": "Quoth he, 'and if you cry, or noise should make,",
"me": "Quod he, \"but and thou crye, or noise make,"
} |
58,062 | {
"en": "Of if any creature you should wake,",
"me": "Or if thou any creature awake,"
} |
58,063 | {
"en": "By the same God that created men alive,",
"me": "By thilke god þat formed man on lyve,"
} |
58,064 | {
"en": "This sword through your heart I shall drive.'",
"me": "Þis swerd through-out thyn herte shal I ryve.\""
} |
58,065 | {
"en": "And her throat he seized, for his part,",
"me": "And þer-withal unto her throte he sterte,"
} |
58,066 | {
"en": "And set the sharp point against her heart.",
"me": "And sette þe point al sharp upon her herte."
} |
58,067 | {
"en": "No word she spoke, she'd no strength so to do.",
"me": "No word she spak, she hath no might þerto."
} |
58,068 | {
"en": "What could she say? Her mind was confused.",
"me": "What shal she sayn? her wit is al ago."
} |
58,069 | {
"en": "As when a wolf finds a lamb alone,",
"me": "Right as a wolf þat fynt a lomb aloon,"
} |
58,070 | {
"en": "To whom shall she complain or make moan?",
"me": "To whom shal she compleyne, or make moon?"
} |
58,071 | {
"en": "What, shall she fight with a powerful knight?",
"me": "What! shal she fyȝte with an hardy knight?"
} |
58,072 | {
"en": "Men know well that women have no might.",
"me": "Wel wot men þat a woman hath no might."
} |
58,073 | {
"en": "What, shall she cry, or how shall she start",
"me": "What! shal she crye, or how shal she asterte"
} |
58,074 | {
"en": "To seek escape, a sharp sword at her heart?",
"me": "Þat hath her by þe throte, with swerde at herte?"
} |
58,075 | {
"en": "She asks for grace and begs as best she can.",
"me": "She axeth grace, and seith al þat she can."
} |
58,076 | {
"en": "'You'll find it not,' quoth he, that cruel man,",
"me": "\"Ne wolt thou nat,\" quod he, this cruel man,"
} |
58,077 | {
"en": "'As surely as Jupiter my soul shall save,",
"me": "\"As wisly Iupiter my soule save,"
} |
58,078 | {
"en": "For I shall in the stable slay your knave,",
"me": "As I shal in þe stable slee thy knave,"
} |
58,079 | {
"en": "And lay him in your bed, crying loudly",
"me": "And leye him in thy bed, and loude crye,"
} |
58,080 | {
"en": "That I caught you so in adultery;",
"me": "Þat I þee finde in suche avouterye;"
} |
58,081 | {
"en": "And thus you shall die, and also lose",
"me": "And thus thou shalt be deed, and also lese"
} |
58,082 | {
"en": "Your reputation, naught else may you choose.'",
"me": "Þy name, for thou shalt non oþer chese.\""
} |
58,083 | {
"en": "The Roman wives so loved their good name",
"me": "Þise Romain wyves loveden so hir name"
} |
58,084 | {
"en": "In those days, and dreaded so the shame",
"me": "At thilke tyme, and dredden so þe shame,"
} |
58,085 | {
"en": "That, what with fear of slander, and dread of death,",
"me": "Þat, what for fere of slaundre and drede of deeth,"
} |
58,086 | {
"en": "She lost at once both consciousness and breath,",
"me": "She loste boþe at-ones wit and breeth,"
} |
58,087 | {
"en": "And in a swoon she lay, and seemed so dead",
"me": "And in a swough she lay and wex so deed,"
} |
58,088 | {
"en": "Men might have smitten of her arm or head;",
"me": "Men mighte smyten of her arm or heed;"
} |
58,089 | {
"en": "She felt nothing, neither foul nor fair.",
"me": "She feleth no-thing, neiþer foul ne fair."
} |
58,090 | {
"en": "Tarquinius who are the king's heir",
"me": "Tarquinas, þat art a kinges eyr,"
} |
58,091 | {
"en": "And should, by lineage and by right,",
"me": "And sholdest, as by linage and by right,"
} |
58,092 | {
"en": "Act as a lord does, and a true knight,",
"me": "Doon as a lord and as a verray knight,"
} |
58,093 | {
"en": "Why have you outraged chivalry?",
"me": "Why hastow doon dispyt to chivalrye?"
} |
58,094 | {
"en": "Why have you done this lady a villainy?",
"me": "Why hastow doon this lady vilanye?"
} |
58,095 | {
"en": "Alas, this was indeed a villain's deed!",
"me": "Allas! of þee this was a vileins dede!"
} |
58,096 | {
"en": "But to my point now: in the tale I read,",
"me": "But now to purpos; in þe story I rede,"
} |
58,097 | {
"en": "When he was gone and evil her befallen,",
"me": "Whan he was goon, al this mischaunce is falle."
} |
58,098 | {
"en": "The lady sent for friends one and all then,",
"me": "Þis lady sente after her frendes alle,"
} |
58,099 | {
"en": "Father, mother, husband, all together;",
"me": "Fader, moder, husbond, al y-fere;"
} |
58,100 | {
"en": "And all dishevelled with unbound hair,",
"me": "And al dischevele, with her heres clere,"
} |