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58,401 | {
"en": "And have saved from death a king's son,",
"me": "And saved fro his deeth a kinges sone,"
} |
58,402 | {
"en": "As it is ever a noblewoman's wont,",
"me": "As ever of gentil women is þe wone"
} |
58,403 | {
"en": "To save a noble man if she might",
"me": "To save a gentil man, emforth hir might,"
} |
58,404 | {
"en": "In honest cause especially his just right.",
"me": "In honest cause, and namely in his right."
} |
58,405 | {
"en": "I think therefore no one should us blame",
"me": "Me thinketh no wight oghte her-of us blame,"
} |
58,406 | {
"en": "For this, nor burden us with evil name.'",
"me": "Ne beren us þer-for an evel name.\""
} |
58,407 | {
"en": "And briefly of this matter for to make,",
"me": "And shortly of this matere for to make,"
} |
58,408 | {
"en": "Theseus of her his leave did take,",
"me": "Þis Þeseus of her hath leve y-take,"
} |
58,409 | {
"en": "And every point was performed in deed",
"me": "And every point performed was in dede"
} |
58,410 | {
"en": "Of the covenant, of which herein you read.",
"me": "As ye have in this covenant herd me rede."
} |
58,411 | {
"en": "His weapon, his clew, the things I said",
"me": "His wepen, his clew, his thing þat I have said,"
} |
58,412 | {
"en": "Were by the jailor in the house there laid,",
"me": "Was by þe gayler in þe hous y-laid"
} |
58,413 | {
"en": "Where the Minotaur had his dwelling",
"me": "Þer as this Minotaur hath his dwelling,"
} |
58,414 | {
"en": "Right fast by the door, on his entering.",
"me": "Right faste by þe dore, at his entring."
} |
58,415 | {
"en": "And Theseus was led unto his death,",
"me": "And Þeseus is lad unto his deeth,"
} |
58,416 | {
"en": "And forth unto the Minotaur's dark breath,",
"me": "And forth un-to this Minotaur he geeth,"
} |
58,417 | {
"en": "And by the counsel of this Ariadne",
"me": "And by þe teching of this Adriane"
} |
58,418 | {
"en": "He overcame the beast, his bane was he,",
"me": "He overcom this beste, and was his bane;"
} |
58,419 | {
"en": "And out, by means of the clew, again",
"me": "And out he cometh by þe clewe again"
} |
58,420 | {
"en": "He came secretly when the beast was slain;",
"me": "Ful prevely, whan he this beste hath slain;"
} |
58,421 | {
"en": "And with the jailor's help he filled a boat",
"me": "And by þe gayler geten hath a barge,"
} |
58,422 | {
"en": "With his wife's treasure, setting it afloat,",
"me": "And of his wyves tresor gan hit charge,"
} |
58,423 | {
"en": "And took his wife and noble sister free",
"me": "And took his wyf, and eek her suster free,"
} |
58,424 | {
"en": "And the jailor too, and with all three",
"me": "And eek þe gayler, and with hem alle three"
} |
58,425 | {
"en": "He stole away out of the land by night",
"me": "Is stole awey out of þe lond by nighte,"
} |
58,426 | {
"en": "And to the isle of Aegina he took flight",
"me": "And to þe contre of Ennopye him dighte"
} |
58,427 | {
"en": "Where he had a friend in his knowing.",
"me": "Þer as he had a frend of his knowinge."
} |
58,428 | {
"en": "There they feast, there they dance and sing,",
"me": "Þer fasten þey, þer dauneen þey and singe;"
} |
58,429 | {
"en": "And in his arms he has Ariadne",
"me": "And in his armes hath this Adriane,"
} |
58,430 | {
"en": "Who led him from the beast to safety,",
"me": "Þat of þe beste hath kept him from his bane;"
} |
58,431 | {
"en": "And gets himself a new boat before long,",
"me": "And gat him þer a newe barge anoon,"
} |
58,432 | {
"en": "And of his countrymen a large throng,",
"me": "And of his contree-folk a ful gret woon,"
} |
58,433 | {
"en": "And takes his leave, and homeward sails he.",
"me": "And taketh his leve, and hoomward saileth he."
} |
58,434 | {
"en": "And by an island in the wild sea",
"me": "And in an yle, amid þe wilde see,"
} |
58,435 | {
"en": "Where there dwelt of creatures none",
"me": "Þer as þer dwelte creature noon"
} |
58,436 | {
"en": "Save wild beasts and that full many a one,",
"me": "Save wilde bestes, and þat ful many oon,"
} |
58,437 | {
"en": "His boat against the rocks he laid,",
"me": "He made his ship a-londe for to sette;"
} |
58,438 | {
"en": "And in that isle half a day delayed",
"me": "And in þat yle half a day he lette,"
} |
58,439 | {
"en": "And said that on the shore he must rest;",
"me": "And seide, þat on þe lond he moste him reste."
} |
58,440 | {
"en": "His mariners had done just as he wished.",
"me": "His mariners han doon right as him leste;"
} |
58,441 | {
"en": "And to tell this story but in brief",
"me": "And, for to tellen shortly in this cas,"
} |
58,442 | {
"en": "When his wife Ariadne was asleep,",
"me": "Whan Adriane his wyf a-slepe was,"
} |
58,443 | {
"en": "Because her sister fairer was than she",
"me": "For þat her suster fairer was than she,"
} |
58,444 | {
"en": "He took her by the hand, and forth went he",
"me": "He taketh her in his hond, and forth goth he"
} |
58,445 | {
"en": "To ship, and as a traitor stole away",
"me": "To shippe, and as a traitour stal his way"
} |
58,446 | {
"en": "While Ariadne there sleeping lay,",
"me": "Whyl þat this Adriane a-slepe lay,"
} |
58,447 | {
"en": "And towards his country he sailed so –",
"me": "And to his contree-ward he saileth blyve --"
} |
58,448 | {
"en": "Twenty devils way may the wind him blow! –",
"me": "A twenty devil way þe wind him dryve! --"
} |
58,449 | {
"en": "And found his father drowned in the sea.",
"me": "And fond his fader drenched in þe see."
} |
58,450 | {
"en": "I wish to speak no more of him, indeed.",
"me": "Me list no more to speke of him, parde;"
} |
58,451 | {
"en": "These false lovers poison be their bane!",
"me": "Þise false lovers, poison be hir bane!"
} |
58,452 | {
"en": "But I turn to Ariadne once again",
"me": "But I wol turne again to Adriane"
} |
58,453 | {
"en": "Who in her weariness deep Sleep did take.",
"me": "Þat is with slepe for werinesse atake."
} |
58,454 | {
"en": "Full sorrowfully her heart may awake.",
"me": "Ful sorwefully her herte may awake."
} |
58,455 | {
"en": "Alas, for her my heart now feels pity!",
"me": "Allas! for þee my herte hath now pite!"
} |
58,456 | {
"en": "Right in the dawning awake did she",
"me": "Right in þe dawning awaketh she,"
} |
58,457 | {
"en": "And groped in the bed, and found him not.",
"me": "And gropeth in þe bedde, and fond right noght."
} |
58,458 | {
"en": "'Alas!' quoth she, 'that ever I was wrought!",
"me": "\"Allas!\" quode she, \"þat ever I was wroȝt!"
} |
58,459 | {
"en": "I am betrayed!' And her hair then she rent",
"me": "I am betrayed!\" and her heer to-rente,"
} |
58,460 | {
"en": "And to the shore barefoot fast she went",
"me": "And to þe stronde bar-fot faste she wente,"
} |
58,461 | {
"en": "And cried: 'Theseus, my heart's sweet!",
"me": "And cryed, \"Þeseus! myn herte swete!"
} |
58,462 | {
"en": "Where are you, with you I may not meet,",
"me": "Wher be ye, þat I may nat with yow mete,"
} |
58,463 | {
"en": "Who might thus by beasts have been slain?'",
"me": "And mighte thus with bestes been y-slain?\""
} |
58,464 | {
"en": "The hollow rocks answered her again.",
"me": "Þe holwe rokkes answerde her again;"
} |
58,465 | {
"en": "No man saw she, yet bright was the moon.",
"me": "No man she saw, and yit shyned þe mone,"
} |
58,466 | {
"en": "And high upon a rock she clambered soon",
"me": "And hye upon a rokke she wente sone,"
} |
58,467 | {
"en": "And saw his boat a-sailing in the sea.",
"me": "And saw his barge sailing in þe see."
} |
58,468 | {
"en": "Cold grew her heart and right thus said she:",
"me": "Cold wex her herte, and right thus seide she."
} |
58,469 | {
"en": "'Meeker than you I find are the beasts wild!'",
"me": "\"Meker than ye finde I þe bestes wilde!\""
} |
58,470 | {
"en": "Did he not sin who her had thus beguiled?",
"me": "Hadde he nat sinne, þat her thus begylde?"
} |
58,471 | {
"en": "She cried: 'O turn back in your sin for pity!",
"me": "She cryed, \"O turne again, for rouþe and sinne!"
} |
58,472 | {
"en": "Your boat lacks one in its company!'",
"me": "Þy barge hath nat al his meiny inne!\""
} |
58,473 | {
"en": "Her kerchief on a pole then hoisted she",
"me": "Her kerchef on a pole up stikked she,"
} |
58,474 | {
"en": "So that by chance the head-cloth he might see",
"me": "Ascaunce þat he sholde hit wel y-see,"
} |
58,475 | {
"en": "And remember he had left her there behind",
"me": "And him remembre þat she was behinde,"
} |
58,476 | {
"en": "And return, and on the shore her might find;",
"me": "And turne again, and on þe stronde her finde;"
} |
58,477 | {
"en": "But all for naught; his way he has gone.",
"me": "But al for noght; his wey he is y-goon."
} |
58,478 | {
"en": "And down she fell swooning on a stone",
"me": "And doun she fil a-swown upon a stoon;"
} |
58,479 | {
"en": "Then up she rose, and kissed with sad care",
"me": "And up she rist, and kiste, in al her care,"
} |
58,480 | {
"en": "The print of his feet where he'd passed there,",
"me": "Þe steppes of his feet, þer he hath fare,"
} |
58,481 | {
"en": "And to her bed right thus she spoke too:",
"me": "And to her bedde right thus she speketh tho: --"
} |
58,482 | {
"en": "'Oh bed,' quoth she, 'who have received us two,",
"me": "\"Þou bed,\" quod she, \"þat hast receyved two,"
} |
58,483 | {
"en": "You should answer for two, not just for one!",
"me": "Þou shalt answere of two, and nat of oon!"
} |
58,484 | {
"en": "Where away has your greater part now gone?",
"me": "Wher is thy gretter part away y-goon?"
} |
58,485 | {
"en": "Alas, what shall I, a wretched girl, become?",
"me": "Allas! wher shal I, wrecched wight, become!"
} |
58,486 | {
"en": "For, even if some boat, some ship may come,",
"me": "For, thogh so be þat ship or boot heer come,"
} |
58,487 | {
"en": "I dare not sail home to my land, for fear;",
"me": "Hoom to my contree dar I nat for drede;"
} |
58,488 | {
"en": "I can advise me no course of action here.'",
"me": "I can my-selven in this cas nat rede!\""
} |
58,489 | {
"en": "What shall I say more of her complaining?",
"me": "What shal I telle more her compleining?"
} |
58,490 | {
"en": "It was so long, it would be a heavy thing.",
"me": "Hit is so long, hit were an hevy thing."
} |
58,491 | {
"en": "In his Heroides Ovid tells us all;",
"me": "In her epistle Naso telleth al;"
} |
58,492 | {
"en": "But briefly I'll say what did befall.",
"me": "But shortly to þe ende I telle shal."
} |
58,493 | {
"en": "The gods came to her aid, out of pity,",
"me": "Þe goddes have her holpen, for pitee;"
} |
58,494 | {
"en": "And when the sun's in Taurus men see",
"me": "And, in þe signe of Taurus, men may see"
} |
58,495 | {
"en": "The stones of her crown shining clear.",
"me": "Þe stones of her coroun shyne clere. --"
} |
58,496 | {
"en": "I'll speak no more of the matter here,",
"me": "I wol no more speke of this matere;"
} |
58,497 | {
"en": "So false lover may his true love beguile:",
"me": "But thus this false lover can begyle"
} |
58,498 | {
"en": "And may the devil requite him in a while!",
"me": "His trewe love. Þe devil quyte him his wyle!"
} |
58,499 | {
"en": "You giver of forms, who have wrought",
"me": "iver of þe formes, þat hast wroȝt"
} |
58,500 | {
"en": "The fair world, and borne it in your thought",
"me": "Þe faire world, and bare hit in thy thoght"
} |