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58,101 | {
"en": "Clothed in the way women go",
"me": "In habit swich as women used tho"
} |
58,102 | {
"en": "To the burying of a friend also,",
"me": "Unto þe burying of her frendes go,"
} |
58,103 | {
"en": "She sat in the hall a sorrowful sight.",
"me": "She sit in halle with a sorweful sighte."
} |
58,104 | {
"en": "Her friends asked what trouble might",
"me": "Her frendes axen what her aylen mighte,"
} |
58,105 | {
"en": "Be on her, who was dead? She, weeping,",
"me": "And who was deed? And she sit ay wepinge,"
} |
58,106 | {
"en": "For shame could not a word to air bring,",
"me": "A word for shame ne may she forth out-bringe,"
} |
58,107 | {
"en": "Nor their faces dared she to behold.",
"me": "Ne upon hem she dorste nat beholde."
} |
58,108 | {
"en": "But of Tarquinius at last she told,",
"me": "But atte laste of Tarquiny she hem tolde,"
} |
58,109 | {
"en": "Her pitiful case, and this thing horrible.",
"me": "Þis rewful cas, and al this thing horrible."
} |
58,110 | {
"en": "The woe to tell of were impossible,",
"me": "Þe wo to tellen hit were impossible,"
} |
58,111 | {
"en": "As she and all her friends made moan.",
"me": "Þat she and alle her frendes made atones."
} |
58,112 | {
"en": "Even if folk's hearts had been of stone,",
"me": "Al hadde folkes hertes been of stones,"
} |
58,113 | {
"en": "It might have made them her trouble rue,",
"me": "Hit mighte have maked hem upon her rewe,"
} |
58,114 | {
"en": "Her heart was so wifely and so true.",
"me": "Her herte was so wyfly and so trewe."
} |
58,115 | {
"en": "She said that to her guilt and blame",
"me": "She seide, þat, for her gilt ne for her blame,"
} |
58,116 | {
"en": "Her husband should not owe a foul name,",
"me": "He husbond sholde nat have þe foule name,"
} |
58,117 | {
"en": "She would not suffer that in any way.",
"me": "Þat wolde she nat suffre, by no wey."
} |
58,118 | {
"en": "And they all answered by their faith",
"me": "And þey answerden alle, upon hir fey,"
} |
58,119 | {
"en": "They forgave her all, for that was right;",
"me": "Þat þey foryeve hit her, for hit was right;"
} |
58,120 | {
"en": "Guilt was not hers: she'd lacked the might,",
"me": "Hit was no gilt, hit lay nat in her might;"
} |
58,121 | {
"en": "And told her of examples, many a one.",
"me": "And seiden her ensamples many oon."
} |
58,122 | {
"en": "But all for naught; for thus she spoke anon:",
"me": "But al for noght; for thus she seide anoon,"
} |
58,123 | {
"en": "'Be that as it may, as regards forgiving;",
"me": "\"Be as be may,\" quod she, \"of forgiving,"
} |
58,124 | {
"en": "I'll not forgive myself for anything.'",
"me": "I wol nat have no forgift for no-thing.\""
} |
58,125 | {
"en": "Then secretly she brought forth a knife,",
"me": "But prively she caughte forth a knyf,"
} |
58,126 | {
"en": "And therewith bereft herself of life.",
"me": "And þerwith-al she rafte her-self her lyf;"
} |
58,127 | {
"en": "And as she fell she looked down indeed,",
"me": "And as she fel adoun, she caste her look,"
} |
58,128 | {
"en": "And of her clothes yet she took heed;",
"me": "And of her cloþes yit she hede took;"
} |
58,129 | {
"en": "For in her falling she yet had care",
"me": "For in her falling yit she hadde care"
} |
58,130 | {
"en": "Lest her feet or any part lay bare,",
"me": "Lest þat her feet or swiche thing lay bare;"
} |
58,131 | {
"en": "So well did she love purity and truth.",
"me": "So wel she loved clennesse and eek trouþe."
} |
58,132 | {
"en": "For her all the town of Rome felt ruth,",
"me": "Of her had al þe toun of Rome rouþe,"
} |
58,133 | {
"en": "And Brutus by her chaste blood he swore",
"me": "And Brutus by her chaste blode hath swore"
} |
58,134 | {
"en": "That Tarquin should be banished evermore",
"me": "Þat Tarquin sholde y-banisht be þer-fore,"
} |
58,135 | {
"en": "And all his kin; the people he did call",
"me": "And al his kin; and let þe peple calle,"
} |
58,136 | {
"en": "And openly the tale he told them all",
"me": "And openly þe tale he tolde hem alle,"
} |
58,137 | {
"en": "And had her carried openly on a bier",
"me": "And openly let carie her on a bere"
} |
58,138 | {
"en": "Through all the town, that men might see and hear",
"me": "Þrough al þe toun, þat men may see and here"
} |
58,139 | {
"en": "The terrible result of that oppression.",
"me": "Þe horrible deed of her oppressioun."
} |
58,140 | {
"en": "Nor ever was there king in Rome's town",
"me": "Ne never was þer king in Rome toun"
} |
58,141 | {
"en": "From that day; and she was thought of there",
"me": "Sin thilke day; and she was holden þere"
} |
58,142 | {
"en": "As a saint, and her saint's day held dear,",
"me": "A seint, and ever her day y-halwed dere"
} |
58,143 | {
"en": "By their law. And ended thus Lucretia,",
"me": "As in hir lawe: and thus endeth Lucresse,"
} |
58,144 | {
"en": "The noble wife, as Livy does make clear.",
"me": "Þe noble wyf, as Titus bereth witnesse."
} |
58,145 | {
"en": "I tell it because in love she was so true,",
"me": "I tell hit, for she was of love so trewe,"
} |
58,146 | {
"en": "Nor of her own will did she change for new.",
"me": "Ne in her wille she chaunged for no newe."
} |
58,147 | {
"en": "And for the constant heart, true and kind,",
"me": "And for þe stable herte, sad and kinde,"
} |
58,148 | {
"en": "That men may ever in such women find;",
"me": "Þat in þese women men may alday finde;"
} |
58,149 | {
"en": "Where they set their heart, there does it dwell.",
"me": "Þer as þey caste hir herte, þer hit dwelleth."
} |
58,150 | {
"en": "For Christ himself tells, as I know well,",
"me": "For wel I wot, þat Crist him-selve telleth,"
} |
58,151 | {
"en": "That in Israel, throughout all that land,",
"me": "Þat in Israel, as wyd as is þe lond,"
} |
58,152 | {
"en": "So great a faith could no man command,",
"me": "Þat so gret feith in al þe lond he ne fond"
} |
58,153 | {
"en": "As is in woman, and this is no deceit.",
"me": "As in a woman; and this is no lye."
} |
58,154 | {
"en": "And as for men, see what tyranny",
"me": "And as of men, loketh which tirannye"
} |
58,155 | {
"en": "They commit; test them as you must,",
"me": "Þey doon alday; assay hem who so liste,"
} |
58,156 | {
"en": "The truest is too brittle for your trust.",
"me": "Þe trewest is ful brotel for to triste."
} |
58,157 | {
"en": "Judge Infernal, Minos, of Crete king,",
"me": "Infernal, Minos, of Crete king,"
} |
58,158 | {
"en": "Now your turn comes, you come into the ring.",
"me": "Now cometh thy lot, now comestow on þe ring;"
} |
58,159 | {
"en": "Not for your sake alone I write this story",
"me": "Nat for thy sake only wryte I this storie,"
} |
58,160 | {
"en": "But to recall again to memory",
"me": "But for to clepe agein unto memorie"
} |
58,161 | {
"en": "Theseus' great faithlessness in love,",
"me": "Of Þeseus þe grete untrouþe of love;"
} |
58,162 | {
"en": "At which the gods of high heaven above",
"me": "For which þe goddes of þe heven above"
} |
58,163 | {
"en": "Were angry and took vengeance on your sin.",
"me": "Ben wroþe, and wreche han take for thy sinne."
} |
58,164 | {
"en": "Blush red for shame! Now I your life begin.",
"me": "Be reed for shame! now I thy lyf beginne."
} |
58,165 | {
"en": "Minos, who was the mighty king of Crete,",
"me": "Minos, þat was þe mighty king of Crete,"
} |
58,166 | {
"en": "And ruled a hundred cities strong and great,",
"me": "Þat hadde an hundred citees stronge and grete,"
} |
58,167 | {
"en": "Sent to school his son Androgeus,",
"me": "To scole hath sent his sone Androgeus,"
} |
58,168 | {
"en": "To Athens; and so it happened thus",
"me": "To Aþenes; of þe whiche hit happed thus,"
} |
58,169 | {
"en": "That he was slain, learning philosophy",
"me": "Þat he was slayn, lerning philosphye,"
} |
58,170 | {
"en": "In that same city, and solely through envy.",
"me": "Right in þat citee, nat but for envye."
} |
58,171 | {
"en": "The great Minos, of whom I speak,",
"me": "Þe grete Minos, of þe whiche I speke,"
} |
58,172 | {
"en": "Sailed there, revenge for this to wreak;",
"me": "His sones deeth is comen for to wreke;"
} |
58,173 | {
"en": "He besieged Alcathoe hard and long,",
"me": "Alcathoe he bisegeth harde and longe,"
} |
58,174 | {
"en": "Yet nonetheless the walls were so strong,",
"me": "But naþeles þe walles be so stronge,"
} |
58,175 | {
"en": "And Nisus, who was king of that city,",
"me": "And Nisus, þat was king of þat citee,"
} |
58,176 | {
"en": "So valiant that little fear showed he.",
"me": "So chivalrous, þat litel dredeth he;"
} |
58,177 | {
"en": "Of Minos and his host he took no care",
"me": "Of Minos or his ost took he no cure,"
} |
58,178 | {
"en": "Till on a day befell this adventure there,",
"me": "Til on a day befel an aventure,"
} |
58,179 | {
"en": "That Nisus' daughter stood upon the wall",
"me": "Þat Nisus doghter stood upon þe wal,"
} |
58,180 | {
"en": "And of the siege viewed the manner all;",
"me": "And of þe sege saw þe maner al,"
} |
58,181 | {
"en": "It so happened that in the skirmishing",
"me": "So happed hit, þat, at a scarmishing,"
} |
58,182 | {
"en": "She lost her heart to Minos the king",
"me": "She caste her herte upon Minos þe king,"
} |
58,183 | {
"en": "For his beauty and his chivalry, say I,",
"me": "For his beautee and for his chivalrye,"
} |
58,184 | {
"en": "So deeply she thought that she would die.",
"me": "So sore, þat she wende for to dye."
} |
58,185 | {
"en": "And briefly to tell this tale apace",
"me": "And, shortly of this proces for to pace,"
} |
58,186 | {
"en": "She helped Minos to reduce the place",
"me": "She made Minos winnen thilke place,"
} |
58,187 | {
"en": "So that the city lay all at his will",
"me": "So þat þe citee was al at his wille,"
} |
58,188 | {
"en": "To save whom he wished or else to kill.",
"me": "To saven whom him list, or elles spille;"
} |
58,189 | {
"en": "But wickedly he repaid her kindness",
"me": "But wikkedly he quitte her kindenesse,"
} |
58,190 | {
"en": "And let her drown, in sorrow and distress,",
"me": "And let her drenche in sorowe and distresse,"
} |
58,191 | {
"en": "Except that the gods on her took pity,",
"me": "Nere þat þe goddes hadde of her pite;"
} |
58,192 | {
"en": "Though the tale is too long now for me.",
"me": "But þat tale were to long as now for me."
} |
58,193 | {
"en": "King Minos conquered Athens also,",
"me": "Aþenes wan this king Minos also,"
} |
58,194 | {
"en": "And Alcothoe and other towns so;",
"me": "And Alcathoe and oþer tounes mo;"
} |
58,195 | {
"en": "With this result, that Minos has driven",
"me": "And this þeffect, þat Minos hath so driven"
} |
58,196 | {
"en": "The people of Athens so, he must be given,",
"me": "Hem of Aþenes, þat þey mote him yiven"
} |
58,197 | {
"en": "From year to year, their own children dear",
"me": "Fro yere to yere her owne children dere"
} |
58,198 | {
"en": "To be slain, as later you shall hear.",
"me": "For to be slayn, as ye shul after here."
} |
58,199 | {
"en": "Minos kept a monster, a wicked beast,",
"me": "Þis Minos hath a monstre, a wikked beste,"
} |
58,200 | {
"en": "That was so cruel it swiftly made a feast",
"me": "Þat was so cruel þat, without areste,"
} |