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58,501 | {
"en": "Eternally, ere you your work began,",
"me": "Eternally, or thou thy werk began,"
} |
58,502 | {
"en": "Why did you conceive that shameful man,",
"me": "Why madest thou, unto þe slaundre of man,"
} |
58,503 | {
"en": "Or – if there was no intent in your doing,",
"me": "Or -- al be þat hit was not thy doing,"
} |
58,504 | {
"en": "To create, to that end, such a thing –",
"me": "As for þat fyn to make swiche a thing --"
} |
58,505 | {
"en": "Why did you suffer Tereus to be born,",
"me": "Why suffrest thou þat Tereus was bore,"
} |
58,506 | {
"en": "Who was in love so false and forsworn,",
"me": "Þat is in love so fals and so forswore,"
} |
58,507 | {
"en": "That all from this world to highest heaven",
"me": "Þat, fro this world up to þe firste hevene,"
} |
58,508 | {
"en": "Is corrupted, when folk speak his name even?",
"me": "Corrumpeth, whan þat folk his name nevene?"
} |
58,509 | {
"en": "And, for myself, so grisly was his deed",
"me": "And, as to me, so grisly was his dede,"
} |
58,510 | {
"en": "That when I his foul story read,",
"me": "Þat, whan þat I his foule story rede,"
} |
58,511 | {
"en": "My eyes grow foul and sore also;",
"me": "Myn eyen wexen foule and sore also;"
} |
58,512 | {
"en": "Yet so lasts the venom of long ago",
"me": "Yit last þe venim of so longe ago,"
} |
58,513 | {
"en": "That it infects him who would behold",
"me": "Þat hit enfecteth him þat wol beholde"
} |
58,514 | {
"en": "The story of Tereus, of whom I've told.",
"me": "Þe story of Tereus, of which I tolde."
} |
58,515 | {
"en": "Of Thrace was he lord and kin to Mars,",
"me": "Of Trace was he lord, and kin to Marte,"
} |
58,516 | {
"en": "The cruel god that stands with bloody arms;",
"me": "Þe cruel god þat stant with blody darte;"
} |
58,517 | {
"en": "And wedded had he with blissful cheer",
"me": "And wedded had he, with a blisful chere,"
} |
58,518 | {
"en": "King Pandion's fair daughter dear",
"me": "King Pandiones faire doghter dere,"
} |
58,519 | {
"en": "Named Procne, and the flower of her country,",
"me": "Þat highte Progne, flour of her contree,"
} |
58,520 | {
"en": "Though Juno did not wish that feast to see,",
"me": "Þogh Iuno list nat at þe feste be,"
} |
58,521 | {
"en": "Nor Hymeneus who god of weddings is;",
"me": "Ne Ymeneus, þat god of wedding is;"
} |
58,522 | {
"en": "But at the feast appears, as witnesses,",
"me": "But at þe feste redy been, y-wise,"
} |
58,523 | {
"en": "The Furies three with all their deadly brands.",
"me": "Þe furies three, with alle hir mortel brond."
} |
58,524 | {
"en": "The owl at night among the roof-beams stands,",
"me": "Þe owle al night aboute þe balkes wond,"
} |
58,525 | {
"en": "Who prophet is of woe and of mischance.",
"me": "Þat prophet is of wo and of mischaunce."
} |
58,526 | {
"en": "This revel full of song and full of dance",
"me": "Þis revel, ful of songe and ful of daunce,"
} |
58,527 | {
"en": "Lasts for a fortnight or a little less.",
"me": "Lasteth a fourtenight, or litel lasse."
} |
58,528 | {
"en": "But I'll not from the story now digress,",
"me": "But, shortly of this story for to passe,"
} |
58,529 | {
"en": "For I am wearied by the tale I tell,",
"me": "For I am wery of him for to telle,"
} |
58,530 | {
"en": "Five years his wife and he together dwell",
"me": "Five yeer his wyf and he togeder dwelle,"
} |
58,531 | {
"en": "Till one day she does so sorely long",
"me": "Til on a day she gan so sore longe"
} |
58,532 | {
"en": "To see her sister she's not seen for long,",
"me": "To seen her suster, þat she saw nat longe,"
} |
58,533 | {
"en": "That, from desire, she can hardly speak.",
"me": "Þat for desyr she niste what to seye."
} |
58,534 | {
"en": "From her husband a favour she did seek",
"me": "But to her husband gan she for to preye,"
} |
58,535 | {
"en": "Praying, for God's love, she might be gone",
"me": "For goddes love, þat she moste ones goon"
} |
58,536 | {
"en": "To see her sister, and come back anon,",
"me": "Her suster for to seen, and come anoon,"
} |
58,537 | {
"en": "Or else, if she could not towards her wend,",
"me": "Or elles, but she moste to her wende,"
} |
58,538 | {
"en": "She prayed that he would for her sister send.",
"me": "She preyde him, þat he wolde after her sende;"
} |
58,539 | {
"en": "And this was day by day her only prayer",
"me": "And this was, day by day, al her prayere"
} |
58,540 | {
"en": "All humbleness of wifehood in word and air.",
"me": "With al humblesse of wyfhood, word, and chere."
} |
58,541 | {
"en": "Then Tereus made ready his ships there",
"me": "Þis Þeseus let make his shippes yare,"
} |
58,542 | {
"en": "And unto Greece himself forth did fare",
"me": "And into Grece him-self is forth y-fare"
} |
58,543 | {
"en": "To his father-in-law, and did him pray",
"me": "Unto his fader in lawe, and gan him preye"
} |
58,544 | {
"en": "To vouchsafe that for a two-month, say,",
"me": "To vouche-sauf þat, for a month or tweye,"
} |
58,545 | {
"en": "Philomela, his wife's sister, might",
"me": "Þat Philomene, his wyves suster, mighte"
} |
58,546 | {
"en": "Of Procne his wife, just once, have sight –",
"me": "On Progne his wyf but ones have a sighte --"
} |
58,547 | {
"en": "'And she shall come to you again right so.",
"me": "\"And she shal come to yow again anoon."
} |
58,548 | {
"en": "Myself with her will both come and go,",
"me": "Myself with her wol boþe come and goon,"
} |
58,549 | {
"en": "And as my heart's life I will her keep.'",
"me": "And as myn hertes lyf I wol her kepe.\""
} |
58,550 | {
"en": "Old Pandion the king began to weep",
"me": "Þis olde Pandion, this king, gan wepe"
} |
58,551 | {
"en": "From tenderness of heart now to see",
"me": "For tendernesse of herte, for to leve"
} |
58,552 | {
"en": "His daughter go, and to give her leave;",
"me": "His doghter goon, and for to yive her leve;"
} |
58,553 | {
"en": "In all this world he loved none other so.",
"me": "Of al this world he lovede no-thing so;"
} |
58,554 | {
"en": "But at the last she has leave to go,",
"me": "But at þe laste leve hath she to go."
} |
58,555 | {
"en": "For Philomela with salt tears does beseech",
"me": "For Philomene, with salte teres eke,"
} |
58,556 | {
"en": "Her father, and the grace from him does seek",
"me": "Gan of her fader grace to beseke"
} |
58,557 | {
"en": "To see her sister, whom she longs for so,",
"me": "To seen her suster, þat her longeth so;"
} |
58,558 | {
"en": "And embraces him in her arms also.",
"me": "And him embraceth with her armes two."
} |
58,559 | {
"en": "And then so young and fair was she",
"me": "And þerwith-al so yon and fair was she"
} |
58,560 | {
"en": "That, when Tereus saw her beauty",
"me": "Þat, whan þat Tereus saw her beautee,"
} |
58,561 | {
"en": "And that in her dress she had no match",
"me": "And of array þat þer was noon her liche,"
} |
58,562 | {
"en": "And yet in beauty was she twice as rich,",
"me": "And yit of bountee was she two so riche,"
} |
58,563 | {
"en": "He fixed his burning heart upon her so",
"me": "He caste his fyry herte upon her so"
} |
58,564 | {
"en": "That he would have her, whether yes or no,",
"me": "Þat he wol have her, how so þat hit go,"
} |
58,565 | {
"en": "And in his cunning knelt and so prayed",
"me": "And with his wyles kneled and so preyde,"
} |
58,566 | {
"en": "That at the last Pandion this speech made:",
"me": "Til at þe laste Pandion thus seyde: --"
} |
58,567 | {
"en": "'Now son,' quoth he, 'who are to me so dear,",
"me": "\"Now, sone,\" quod he, \"þat art to me so dere,"
} |
58,568 | {
"en": "I trust to you my young daughter here",
"me": "I þee betake my yonge doghter here,"
} |
58,569 | {
"en": "Who bears the key to all my heart's life.",
"me": "Þat bereth þe key of al my hertes lyf."
} |
58,570 | {
"en": "Go: greet well my daughter and your wife",
"me": "And grete wel my doghter and thy wyf,"
} |
58,571 | {
"en": "And give her leave sometime here to hie",
"me": "And yive her leve somtyme for to pleye,"
} |
58,572 | {
"en": "That she may see me once more ere I die.",
"me": "Þat she may seen me ones er I deye.\""
} |
58,573 | {
"en": "And truly he prepared him a rich feast,",
"me": "And soothly, he hath mad him riche feste,"
} |
58,574 | {
"en": "And for his folk, the most unto the least,",
"me": "And to his folk, þe moste and eek þe leste,"
} |
58,575 | {
"en": "That came with him; and of his gifts was free",
"me": "Þat with him com; and yaf him yiftes grete,"
} |
58,576 | {
"en": "And led him by the main street to the sea,",
"me": "And him conveyeth through þe maister-strete"
} |
58,577 | {
"en": "Through Athens, and to the shore him brought,",
"me": "Of Aþenes, and to þe see him broghte,"
} |
58,578 | {
"en": "And turned for home; no evil in his thought",
"me": "And turneth hoom; no malice he ne thoghte."
} |
58,579 | {
"en": "The oars drove the vessel onward fast",
"me": "Þe ores pulleth forth þe vessel faste,"
} |
58,580 | {
"en": "And in Thrace they arrived at last,",
"me": "And into Þrace arriveth at þe laste,"
} |
58,581 | {
"en": "And up into a forest he her led,",
"me": "And up into a forest he her ledde,"
} |
58,582 | {
"en": "And to a cave secretly they sped;",
"me": "And to a cave privily him spedde;"
} |
58,583 | {
"en": "And in this dark cave, whether she wished",
"me": "And, in this derke cave yif her leste,"
} |
58,584 | {
"en": "Or she wished it not, he bade her rest;",
"me": "Or leste noghte, he bad her for to reste;"
} |
58,585 | {
"en": "At which with trembling heart, she said thus,",
"me": "Of whiche her herte agroos, and seyde thus,"
} |
58,586 | {
"en": "'Where is my sister, brother Tereus?'",
"me": "\"Wher is my suster, broþer Tereus?\""
} |
58,587 | {
"en": "And withal she wept so tenderly,",
"me": "And þerwith-al she wept tenderly,"
} |
58,588 | {
"en": "And quaked for fear, pale and piteously",
"me": "And quook for fere, pale and pitously,"
} |
58,589 | {
"en": "Just as a lamb that by a wolf is bitten,",
"me": "Right as þe lamb þat of þe wolf is biten;"
} |
58,590 | {
"en": "Or like a dove that's by an eagle smitten",
"me": "Or as þe colver, þat of þe egle is smiten,"
} |
58,591 | {
"en": "And has escaped thereafter from its claws",
"me": "And is out of his clawes forth escaped,"
} |
58,592 | {
"en": "And yet is terrified, and stunned the more,",
"me": "Yet hit is afered and awhaped"
} |
58,593 | {
"en": "Lest it be seized again, so there sat she.",
"me": "Lest hit be hent eft-sones, so sat she."
} |
58,594 | {
"en": "And yet this was to be her destiny.",
"me": "But utterly hti may non oþer be."
} |
58,595 | {
"en": "By force, has he, this traitor, done the deed,",
"me": "By force hath he, this traitour, doon þat dede,"
} |
58,596 | {
"en": "And bereft her of her virginity,",
"me": "Þat he hath reft her of her maydenhede,"
} |
58,597 | {
"en": "Against her will, by strength and by his might.",
"me": "Maugree her heed, by strengþe and by his might."
} |
58,598 | {
"en": "Lo, here's a manly deed, done as if by right!",
"me": "Lo! here a dede of men, and þat a right!"
} |
58,599 | {
"en": "She cried: 'Sister!' then loud as she could,",
"me": "She cryeth \"suster!\" with ful londe stevene,"
} |
58,600 | {
"en": "And 'Father dear!' and 'Help me, God above!'",
"me": "And \"fader dere!\" and \"help me, god in hevene!\""
} |