Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ But for to clepe agein unto memorie Of Theseus the grete untrouthe of love; 1890 For which the goddes of the heven above Ben wrothe, and wreche han take for thy sinne. Be reed for shame! now I thy lyf beginne. ”
Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ She cryed, 'O turne again, for routhe and sinne! 2200 Thy barge hath nat al his meiny inne!' Her kerchef on a pole up stikked she, Ascaunce that he sholde hit wel y-see, And him remembre that she was behinde, And turne again, and on the stronde her finde; 2205 But al for noght; his wey he is y-goon. (321) And doun she fil a-swown upon a stoon; And up she rist, and kiste, in al her care, The steppes of his feet, ther he hath fare, And to her bedde right thus she speketh tho:— 2210 'Thou bed,' quod she, 'that hast receyved two, Thou shalt answere of two, and nat of oon! ”
Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ Thise false lovers, poison be hir bane! 2180 But I wol turne again to Adriane That is with slepe for werinesse atake. Ful sorwefully her herte may awake. Allas! for thee my herte hath now pite! Right in the dawening awaketh she, 2185 And gropeth in the bedde, and fond right noght. ”
