Altenglisches Lesebuch: zum Gebrauche bei Vorlesungen und zum Selbstunterricht, Part 2Lippert [Max Niemeyer], 1879 - 4 pages |
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Page 100 - Whan that I herd him speke and saugh his hewe. But natheles, I thought, he was so trewe, And eek, that he schulde repeire...
Page 91 - Whan ther shal falle ony adversitee Unto your regne, or to yourself also, And openly, who is your frend or fo. And over...
Page 103 - Syn I am thyn, and holly at thi wille ? What joye hastow thyn owen folk to spille? 'Wel hastow, lord, ywroke on me thyn ire, Thow myghty god ! and dredeful for to greve ! Now mercy, god ! thow woost wel I desire Thy grace...
Page 90 - Beren your body into every place, To which your herte wilneth for to pace, Withouten wem of you, thurgh foul and fair.
Page 104 - That he hadde of hym-self swich fantasye. Another tyme ymagynen he wolde, That every wyght that wente by the weye Hadde of him routhe, and that they seyen sholde, ' I am right sory, Troilus wol deye.
Page 103 - And yonder oones to me gan she seye, ' Now goode swete ! love me wel, I preye...
Page 269 - Chaucer, newly printed, with diuers addicions, whiche were neuer in printe before: With the siege and destruccion of the worthy citee of Thebes, compiled by Jhon Lidgate, Monke of Berie.
Page 130 - A lovelyer chylde is non trewly. I thanke God with hert welle mylde, Of his gret mercy and of his hey grace, And pryncepaly ffor my suete chylde, That xal to me do gret solace. Now, suete sone, ffayre fare thi fface, fful hertyly do...
Page 101 - First wol I telle yow of Cambyuskan, That in his tyme many a citee wan; And after wol I speke of Algarsif, How that he wan Theodora to his wif, For whom ful ofte in greet peril he was, Ne...
Page 170 - And eft Jhesus bigan for to teche at the see ; and myche cumpany of peple is gedrid to hym, so that he styinge in to a boot, sat in the see, and al the cumpany of peple was aboute the see, on the lond.