Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ Is wounded sore, and seek, and wo begoon. And they han at the sege longe y-lain. 2410 Behinde him com a wind and eek a rain That shoof so sore, his sail ne mighte stonde, Him were lever than al the world a-londe, (20) So hunteth him the tempest to and fro. ”
Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ C. T. A. hire delyuere; rest delyuer hir. F. pyne (error for peyne) . 2489. F. B. oo; Tn. one; rest a; see l. 2495. 2491. C. T. A. Ne spende; rest Dispenden. 2493. C. a fere; T. afyre; A. in fyre; F. Tn. Th. B. on a fire (badly) . 2496. C. Ostesse thyn. T. A. o thow Demophon. 2498. F. Tn. B. om. moot. 2504. F. Tn. B. om. hid. 2505. Th. thylke; C. F. Tn. B. that thilke (!) ; A. that ilke; T. that. 2506, 7. C. omits. 2506. A. hath lycht this. 2507. T. yef; A. if; F. B. Th. yet (error for yef) ”
Walter William Skeat, Chaucer's Works (ed. Skeat) Vol… (1900)
“ T. I couthe ryght well, yef that hyt lykyd me Tell all hys doyng; but hyt ys vanyte. 2472. C. T. vnto; A. into; rest to. F. Th. B. him; rest he. 2475. F. B. omit. 2476. C. hath hire sworn; A. hath to hir suorn; Tn. to her sworne; F. T. Th. B. to hir swore. 2477. So C. A.; F. Tn. Th. B. ageyn he wolde. 2480. C. homly; F. T. B. homely; A. huimly; Tn. humble; Th. hombly. C. let; rest om. 2482. C. ne; rest om. ”
