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58,701 | {
"en": "And almost to death he himself driven.",
"me": "And to þe deeth he almost was y-driven."
} |
58,702 | {
"en": "His wise folk council have him given",
"me": "His wyse folk to conseil han him yiven"
} |
58,703 | {
"en": "To seek help and succour from the queen,",
"me": "To seken help and socour of þe queen,"
} |
58,704 | {
"en": "And see what his fortune there should be,",
"me": "And loken what his grace mighte been,"
} |
58,705 | {
"en": "And benefit therein from circumstance",
"me": "And maken in þat lond som chevisaunce,"
} |
58,706 | {
"en": "To keep him from woe and from mischance,",
"me": "To kepen him fro wo and fro mischaunce."
} |
58,707 | {
"en": "For sick is he and almost unto death;",
"me": "For seek was he, and almost at þe deeth;"
} |
58,708 | {
"en": "He can scarcely speak or draw his breath,",
"me": "Unneþe mighte he speke or drawe his breeth,"
} |
58,709 | {
"en": "And waits near Rhodope, so he may rest.",
"me": "And lyth in Rodopeya him for to reste."
} |
58,710 | {
"en": "When he could walk he thought it best",
"me": "Whan he may walke, him thoughte hit was þe beste"
} |
58,711 | {
"en": "To go to the court and seek for succour.",
"me": "Unto þe court to seken for socour."
} |
58,712 | {
"en": "Men knew him well and did him honour,",
"me": "Men knewe him wel, and diden him honour;"
} |
58,713 | {
"en": "For of Athens duke and lord was he",
"me": "For at Aþenes duk and lord was he,"
} |
58,714 | {
"en": "As Theseus his father used to be,",
"me": "As Þeseus his fader hadde y-be,"
} |
58,715 | {
"en": "Who in his time was of great renown,",
"me": "Þat in his tyme was of greet renoun,"
} |
58,716 | {
"en": "No man so great in city there and town,",
"me": "No man so greet in al his regioun;"
} |
58,717 | {
"en": "And like his father too in face and stature",
"me": "And lyk his fader of face and of stature,"
} |
58,718 | {
"en": "And false of love; for it was in his nature.",
"me": "And fals of love; hit com him of nature;"
} |
58,719 | {
"en": "As Reynard the fox does, so the fox's son",
"me": "As doth þe fox Renard, þe foxes sone,"
} |
58,720 | {
"en": "By nature will adopt his father's custom",
"me": "Of kinde he coude his olde faders wone"
} |
58,721 | {
"en": "Without experience, as a drake will swim,",
"me": "Withoute lore, as can a drake swimme,"
} |
58,722 | {
"en": "Raised in captivity, when brought to the brim.",
"me": "Whan hit is caught and caried to þe brimme."
} |
58,723 | {
"en": "This honourable Phyllis gives him cheer,",
"me": "Þis honourable Phillis doth him chere,"
} |
58,724 | {
"en": "Liking well his bearing and his demeanor.",
"me": "her lyketh wel his port and his manere."
} |
58,725 | {
"en": "But as I'm sated with writing here before",
"me": "But for I am agroted heer-biforn"
} |
58,726 | {
"en": "Of all those who were in love forsworn,",
"me": "To wryte of hem þat been in love forsworn,"
} |
58,727 | {
"en": "And wish to hasten on with my legend –",
"me": "And eek to haste me in my legende,"
} |
58,728 | {
"en": "Which to perform God the grace me send –",
"me": "Which to performe god me grace sende,"
} |
58,729 | {
"en": "Therefore I pass on briefly in this wise.",
"me": "Þerfor I passe shortly in this wyse;"
} |
58,730 | {
"en": "You have heard what Theseus did devise",
"me": "Ye han wel herd of Þeseus devyse"
} |
58,731 | {
"en": "In his betrayal of fair Ariadne",
"me": "In þe betraising of fair Adriane,"
} |
58,732 | {
"en": "Who kept him from his bane, out of pity.",
"me": "Þat of her pite kepte him from his bane."
} |
58,733 | {
"en": "Well, in short, so does this Demophon",
"me": "At shorte wordes, right so Demophon"
} |
58,734 | {
"en": "The same way, the same path he's gone",
"me": "Þe same wey, þe same path hath gon"
} |
58,735 | {
"en": "As did his false father Theseus.",
"me": "Þat dide his false fader Þeseus."
} |
58,736 | {
"en": "For unto Phyllis has he sworn thus,",
"me": "For unto Phillis hath he sworen thus,"
} |
58,737 | {
"en": "To wed her, and her his troth plight,",
"me": "To wedden her, and her his trouþe plighte,"
} |
58,738 | {
"en": "Yet stolen from her all the goods he might,",
"me": "And piked of her al þe good he mighte,"
} |
58,739 | {
"en": "Once he is whole and sound and has his rest;",
"me": "Whan he was hool and sound and hadde his reste;"
} |
58,740 | {
"en": "And does with Phyllis what he thinks best;",
"me": "And doth with Phillis what so þat him leste."
} |
58,741 | {
"en": "And I could, if it pleased me so",
"me": "And wel coude I, yif þat me leste so,"
} |
58,742 | {
"en": "Tell of all his doings to and fro.",
"me": "Tellen al his doing to and fro."
} |
58,743 | {
"en": "He said that to his country he must sail,",
"me": "He seide, unto his contree moste he saile,"
} |
58,744 | {
"en": "Their wedding to prepare there without fail,",
"me": "For þer he wolde her wedding apparaile"
} |
58,745 | {
"en": "As fitting to her honour and his also.",
"me": "As fil to her honour and his also."
} |
58,746 | {
"en": "And openly he took his leave to go",
"me": "And openly he took his leve tho,"
} |
58,747 | {
"en": "And swore to her he would not there sojourn,",
"me": "And hath her sworn, he wolde nat soiorne,"
} |
58,748 | {
"en": "But in a month he would again return.",
"me": "But in a month he wolde again retorne."
} |
58,749 | {
"en": "While yet in Thrace he issued his orders",
"me": "And in þat lond let make his ordinaunce"
} |
58,750 | {
"en": "Like a true lord, and he had homage there,",
"me": "As verray lord, and took þe obeisaunce"
} |
58,751 | {
"en": "Well and familiarly, and his ships prepared",
"me": "Wel and hoomly, and let his shippe dighte,"
} |
58,752 | {
"en": "Then home he went: the shortest way he fared;",
"me": "And hoom he goth þe nexte wey be mighte;"
} |
58,753 | {
"en": "But unto Phyllis yet returned he not.",
"me": "For unto Phillis yit ne com he noght."
} |
58,754 | {
"en": "And she had such sore suffering in her thought,",
"me": "And þat hath she so harde and sore aboght,"
} |
58,755 | {
"en": "Alas, that as the stories then record",
"me": "Allas! þat, as þe stories us recorde,"
} |
58,756 | {
"en": "She brought about her own death with a cord",
"me": "She was her owne deeth right with a corde,"
} |
58,757 | {
"en": "When she knew Demophon had her betrayed.",
"me": "Whan þat she saw þat Demophon her trayed."
} |
58,758 | {
"en": "Yet to him first she wrote and deeply prayed",
"me": "But to him first she wroot and faste him prayed"
} |
58,759 | {
"en": "That he would come and deliver her from pain,",
"me": "He wolde come, and her deliver of peyne,"
} |
58,760 | {
"en": "As I shall tell you in a word or twain.",
"me": "As I reherse shal a word or tweyne."
} |
58,761 | {
"en": "I like not on him to labour or to think,",
"me": "Me list nat vouche-sauf on him to swinke,"
} |
58,762 | {
"en": "Nor spend on him a pennyworth of ink,",
"me": "Ne spende on him a penne ful of inke,"
} |
58,763 | {
"en": "For false in love he was, just like his sire.",
"me": "For fals in love was he, right as his syre;"
} |
58,764 | {
"en": "The devil set their souls both in the fire!",
"me": "Þe devil sette hir soules both a-fyre!"
} |
58,765 | {
"en": "But of Phyllis' letter I will write",
"me": "But of þe lettre of Phillis wol I wryte"
} |
58,766 | {
"en": "A word or two, although it be but slight.",
"me": "A word or tweyne, al-thogh hit be but lyte."
} |
58,767 | {
"en": "'Your hostess,' quoth she, 'O Demophon,",
"me": "\"Þyn hostesse,\" quod she, \"O Demophon,"
} |
58,768 | {
"en": "Your Phyllis, who is so woebegone,",
"me": "Þy Phillis, which þat is so wo begon,"
} |
58,769 | {
"en": "Of Rhodope, of you must now complain,",
"me": "Of Rodopeye, upon yow moot compleyne,"
} |
58,770 | {
"en": "Regarding the time set between us twain,",
"me": "Over þe terme set betwix us tweyne,"
} |
58,771 | {
"en": "Which you have not kept to as you said.",
"me": "Þat ye ne holden forward, as ye seyde;"
} |
58,772 | {
"en": "Your anchor in our harbour that you laid,",
"me": "Your anker, which ye in our haven leyde,"
} |
58,773 | {
"en": "Gave hope that you would come without doubt",
"me": "Highte us, þat ye wolde comen, out of doute,"
} |
58,774 | {
"en": "Before the moon had gone but once about.",
"me": "Or þat þe mone ones wente aboute."
} |
58,775 | {
"en": "Yet four times the moon has hid her face",
"me": "But tymes foure þe mone hath hid her face"
} |
58,776 | {
"en": "Since the day you vanished from this place,",
"me": "Sin thilke day ye wente fro this place,"
} |
58,777 | {
"en": "And four times has lit the world again.",
"me": "And foure tymes light þe world again."
} |
58,778 | {
"en": "But for all that, nothing can explain",
"me": "But for al þat, yif I shal soothly sain,"
} |
58,779 | {
"en": "Why the Thracian Stream has not brought",
"me": "Yit hath þe streem of Sitho nat y-broght"
} |
58,780 | {
"en": "Your ship from Athens; yet comes it not.",
"me": "From Aþenes þe ship; yit comth hit noght."
} |
58,781 | {
"en": "And if the term that we set you would",
"me": "And, yif þat ye þe terme rekne wolde,"
} |
58,782 | {
"en": "Reckon, as I or any true lover should,",
"me": "As I or oþer trewe lovers sholde,"
} |
58,783 | {
"en": "I complain not, God knows, before my day.'",
"me": "I pleyne not, god wot, beforn my day,\" --"
} |
58,784 | {
"en": "But all her letter, point by point, I may",
"me": "But al her lettre wryten I ne may"
} |
58,785 | {
"en": "Not write: it would be too heavy a charge,",
"me": "By ordre, for hit were to me a charge,"
} |
58,786 | {
"en": "Her letter was long enough, she spoke large;",
"me": "Her lettre was right long and þer-to large;"
} |
58,787 | {
"en": "But here and there in rhyme I have it made,",
"me": "But here and þere in ryme I have hit laid,"
} |
58,788 | {
"en": "Where I think it well what she has said –",
"me": "Þer as me thoughte þat she wel hath said, --"
} |
58,789 | {
"en": "She said: 'Your sails will not come again,",
"me": "She seide, \"thy sailes comen nat again,"
} |
58,790 | {
"en": "Nor in your words have I faith that's certain,",
"me": "Ne to thy word þer nis no fey certein;"
} |
58,791 | {
"en": "And I know why you come not,' quoth she:",
"me": "But I wot why ye come nat,\" quod she;"
} |
58,792 | {
"en": "'Because of my love I was to you so free.",
"me": "\"For I was of my love to you so free."
} |
58,793 | {
"en": "If the vengeance of the gods you forswore",
"me": "And of þe goddes þat ye han forswore,"
} |
58,794 | {
"en": "Falls upon your head now therefore,",
"me": "Yif þat hir vengeance falle on yow þerfore,"
} |
58,795 | {
"en": "You'll not own the strength to bear that pain.",
"me": "Ye be nat suffisaunt to bere þe peyne."
} |
58,796 | {
"en": "I trusted too much, as I must now complain,",
"me": "To moche trusted I, wel may I pleyne,"
} |
58,797 | {
"en": "In your lineage and in your fair tongue,",
"me": "Upon your linage and your faire tonge,"
} |
58,798 | {
"en": "And in your tears so falsely wrung.",
"me": "And on your teres falsly out y-wronge."
} |
58,799 | {
"en": "How could you weep so cunningly?' quoth she;",
"me": "How coude ye wepe so by craft?\" quod she;"
} |
58,800 | {
"en": "'May such tears be feigned so readily?",
"me": "May þer swiche teres feyned be?"
} |