10 Tho stod on old stoc thar bi-side, Thar tho ule song hire tide,' And was mid ivi al bi-growe, Hit was thare ule earding-stowe. The nihtingale hi i-seh. And hi bi-heold and over-seh," And thuhte wel vule " of thare ule, For me hi halt 12 lothlich 13 and fule. "Unwiht," ,"14 heo sede, "awei thu fleo! Me is the wers 15 that ich the seo; I-wis 18 for thine vule lete 17 Wel oft ich mine song for-lete; 18 Min heorte at-flith,19 and falt 20 mi tunge, Wonne" thu art to me i-thrunge. Me luste bet speten 23 thane singe, Of thine fule gogelinge." 25 28 22 30 Theos ule abod fort 26 hit was eve, Heo ne mihte no leng bileve,27 Vor hire heorte was so gret,2 That wel neh 29 hire fnast at-schet; And warp 31 a word thar-after longe: "Hu thincthe 32 nu bi mine songe? Wenst 3 thu that ich ne cunne 34 Theh 35 ich ne cunne 36 of writelinge? 37 I-lome 38 thu dest 39 40 me grame," singe, 30 40 11 Ich singe an eve, a rihte time, 7 320 330 340 350 51 And to i-here grislich 50 thing. 55 * * * * * * 411 snowe, 46 "Ule," heo seide, "wi dostu so? Thu singest a-winter 43 'wolawo';" Thu singest so 7 doth hen a 45 Al that heo singeth, hit is for wowe." A-wintere thu singest wrothe 47 and gomere,18 And evre thu art dumb a-sumere. Hit is for thine fule nithe, 49 1 that is not like thy piping 4 it 5 green 6 dost 7 as 8 afterwards 10 third time 11 ordain 12 afar 13 either 15 or 16 benefit 2 voice 3 unpleasing 9 when 14 dawn 20 cry 21 it ceases not 25 horrible 26 30 please ant 38 true 17 but 18 till 19 lasteth thy one 27 22 dinnest one accounts 28 23 where 24 dwellest 29 naught every mirth 31 very badly 32 bird's 35 if it lasts unto displeasure 39 lose 43 in winter 34 unpleasmayst 37 ruin excess 42 over-doing 40 goodness 41 44 welaway 45 in the 48 grief 49 hatred Teres in evrich monnes eye; Ne rohte he 12 theh 13 flockes were I-meind 14 bi toppes 21 23 15 and bi here.16 Al-so thu dost on thire 17 side; Vor wanne 5 snou lith thicke and wide, And alle wihtes 18 habbeth sorhe,19 Thu singest from eve fort amorhe.20 Ac 2 ich alle blisse mid me bringe; Ech wiht 22 is glad for mine thinge," And blisseth hit wanne ich cume, And hihteth agen 25 mine kume.26 The blostme ginneth springe and sprede Bothe ine treo and ek on mede; The lilie mid hire faire wlite 27 Wolcumeth me, that thu hit wite,28 Bit me mid hire faire bleo 30 29 24 420 430 440 Til that I eft cum yow to warn.' Son was Joseph redi bun;3 4 5 9 220 Wit naghtertale he went o tun, With thaim was nan bot war and wis. Thar 15 thai tham thoght to rest and slepe; 231 240 Quen Jesus sagh tham glopnid Forbed 37 tham harm do ani man. Maria and Joseph ne-for-thi 38 1 again time but was wary to 7 household 8 250 260 4 with night none 9 men-servants 13 10 she rode 11 bosom 12 carried came 15 there 16 caused cave that was 23 men 14 20 22 17 18 alight saw 24 when 25 terri 30 19 as out of 21 cave very fied 26 off 27 those 28 fierce 29 bowed came 31 to deed, to realization 32 the Psalter 33 dwelling 34 Lord 35 ought 36 praise 37 forbade 38 nevertheless 39 sad 40 answered sorrow 45 41 at once 42 have 43 none very 46 perfect with them also 53 doubt, fear 54 47 must 44 child48 a lion went 49 leopards 50 went 51 bow terror 52 she 55 show, feel 56 regard 8 6 310 320 Be planted in min orcherd 16 4 6 10 wagon were country 11 drawn 12 two 7 went 13 then 1 of 2 to 3 both 4 with 5 8 shall 9 together 14 knowledge 15 following 16 rode 17 it became very * * * 2 the top was even with the root 3 bowed every bough 5 who made it bow 6 straighten thyself now 9 burst one 10 7 I will that 8 of one value, of equal dignity sprang spring stream 13 sweet 14 each 15 would 16 praised ever the Lord for 17 a love hot in the wilderness 18 me-thinks 19 reason wills that rune (or letter) 18 of Christ's 19 begs me eagerly 20 her 22 came up a short while 23 tall 21 make 22 whereby she 23 learn 24 26 lover 25 which they call palms 26 27 strange men 28 could protect 29 will not 30 not at all 28 to none of which one may put his hand sorrow our provision of water 31 cattle 32 house36 quickly scarcely 24 hanging 27 should Ector, with his scharpe meyne,44 47 And Cesar, riche of worldes feo? 45 Heo beoth iglyden 46 ut of the reyne So 48 the schef 49 is of the cleo.50 Hit is of heom 51 al so hit nere; 52 Of heom 51 me haveth 53 wunder itold, Nere hit reuthe 54 for to heren Hw hi 55 were with pyne aquold,56 And hwat hi tholeden 57 alyve here. 72 80 1 there is none 2 free, generous 3 hence ermine 5 vair 6 be he never so swift 7 protect a single 10 just as mayst glides swiftly 13 when 14 what 15 formerly 16 dear 17 hated 18 therefore 19 places 201 may 23 the true 24 the 25 trusteth 30 delicate pass away 33 at every time 38 wide 30 fall see 21 vanish 22 the very wrongly wrong 28 even so 29 26 it 27 31 capricious 32 hasting away enough at last 37 34 sorrow 35 36 wear 44 strength 47 land 48 as 40 bough 41 of face 42 Idoyne 43 those 45 wealth 46 they have slipped away 49 sheaf 50 from the hillside 51 them 52 as if they had not existed 53 people have 54 were it not pity 55 how they 56 killed with torture 57 suffered 58 their 59 validity 60 foolish 61 who * Hwat spekestu of bolde 3 That wrouthe 33 the wise Salomon? Of jaspe, of saphir, of merede "golde, And of mony on other ston? Hit is feyrure of feole volde 35 More than ich eu 36 telle con; This bold,32 mayde, the 37 is bihote,3 If that thu bist 39 his leovemon.40 38 120 pray 5 pride are not they 200 208 4 neither 6 peace 8 9 envy our 11 just as 12 sees 13 were not 17 21 mate 22 the one 23 I very turn 22 I will 25 therefore 16 since 21 an evil puttest 18 counsel 26 each part 27 24 unroll 25 without courteous 28 knew 29 the end him greatly 31 draw thee 35 with 39 sits 36 permit to come 32 29 there is no so 30 it would help 32 neck 33 maid 34 I am for wooing all worn with same 33 voice 37 marriage |