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56,001 | {
"en": "But to recall again to memory",
"me": "But for to clepe agein unto memorie"
} |
56,002 | {
"en": "Theseus’ great faithlessness in love,",
"me": "Of Theseus the grete untrouthe of love;"
} |
56,003 | {
"en": "At which the gods of high heaven above",
"me": "For which the goddes of the heven above"
} |
56,004 | {
"en": "Were angry and took vengeance on your sin.",
"me": "Ben wrothe, and wreche han take for thy sinne."
} |
56,005 | {
"en": "Blush red for shame! Now I your life begin.",
"me": "Be reed for shame! now I thy lyf beginne."
} |
56,006 | {
"en": "Minos, who was the mighty king of Crete,",
"me": "Minos, that was the mighty king of Crete,"
} |
56,007 | {
"en": "And ruled a hundred cities strong and great,",
"me": "That hadde an hundred citees stronge and grete,"
} |
56,008 | {
"en": "Sent to school his son Androgeus,",
"me": "To scole hath sent his sone Androgeus,"
} |
56,009 | {
"en": "To Athens; and so it happened thus",
"me": "To Athenes; of the whiche hit happed thus,"
} |
56,010 | {
"en": "That he was slain, learning philosophy",
"me": "That he was slayn, lerning philosphye,"
} |
56,011 | {
"en": "In that same city, and solely through envy.",
"me": "Right in that citee, nat but for envye."
} |
56,012 | {
"en": "The great Minos, of whom I speak,",
"me": "The grete Minos, of the whiche I speke,"
} |
56,013 | {
"en": "Sailed there, revenge for this to wreak;",
"me": "His sones deeth is comen for to wreke;"
} |
56,014 | {
"en": "He besieged Alcathoe hard and long,",
"me": "Alcathoe he bisegeth harde and longe,"
} |
56,015 | {
"en": "Yet nonetheless the walls were so strong,",
"me": "But natheles the walles be so stronge,"
} |
56,016 | {
"en": "And Nisus, who was king of that city,",
"me": "And Nisus, that was king of that citee,"
} |
56,017 | {
"en": "So valiant that little fear showed he.",
"me": "So chivalrous, that litel dredeth he;"
} |
56,018 | {
"en": "Of Minos and his host he took no care",
"me": "Of Minos or his ost took he no cure,"
} |
56,019 | {
"en": "Till on a day befell this adventure there,",
"me": "Til on a day befel an aventure,"
} |
56,020 | {
"en": "That Nisus’ daughter stood upon the wall",
"me": "That Nisus doghter stood upon the wal,"
} |
56,021 | {
"en": "And of the siege viewed the manner all;",
"me": "And of the sege saw the maner al,"
} |
56,022 | {
"en": "It so happened that in the skirmishing",
"me": "So happed hit, that, at a scarmishing,"
} |
56,023 | {
"en": "She lost her heart to Minos the king",
"me": "She caste her herte upon Minos the king,"
} |
56,024 | {
"en": "For his beauty and his chivalry, say I,",
"me": "For his beautee and for his chivalrye,"
} |
56,025 | {
"en": "So deeply she thought that she would die.",
"me": "So sore, that she wende for to dye."
} |
56,026 | {
"en": "And briefly to tell this tale apace",
"me": "And, shortly of this proces for to pace,"
} |
56,027 | {
"en": "She helped Minos to reduce the place",
"me": "She made Minos winnen thilke place,"
} |
56,028 | {
"en": "So that the city lay all at his will",
"me": "So that the citee was al at his wille,"
} |
56,029 | {
"en": "To save whom he wished or else to kill.",
"me": "To saven whom him list, or elles spille;"
} |
56,030 | {
"en": "But wickedly he repaid her kindness",
"me": "But wikkedly he quitte her kindenesse,"
} |
56,031 | {
"en": "And let her drown, in sorrow and distress,",
"me": "And let her drenche in sorowe and distresse,"
} |
56,032 | {
"en": "Except that the gods on her took pity,",
"me": "Nere that the goddes hadde of her pite;"
} |
56,033 | {
"en": "Though the tale is too long now for me.",
"me": "But that tale were to long as now for me."
} |
56,034 | {
"en": "King Minos conquered Athens also,",
"me": "Athenes wan this king Minos also,"
} |
56,035 | {
"en": "And Alcothoe and other towns so;",
"me": "And Alcathoe and other tounes mo;"
} |
56,036 | {
"en": "With this result, that Minos has driven",
"me": "And this theffect, that Minos hath so driven"
} |
56,037 | {
"en": "The people of Athens so, he must be given,",
"me": "Hem of Athenes, that they mote him yiven"
} |
56,038 | {
"en": "From year to year, their own children dear",
"me": "Fro yere to yere her owne children dere"
} |
56,039 | {
"en": "To be slain, as later you shall hear.",
"me": "For to be slayn, as ye shul after here."
} |
56,040 | {
"en": "Minos kept a monster, a wicked beast,",
"me": "This Minos hath a monstre, a wikked beste,"
} |
56,041 | {
"en": "That was so cruel it swiftly made a feast",
"me": "That was so cruel that, without areste,"
} |
56,042 | {
"en": "Of any man brought into its presence",
"me": "Whan that a man was broght in his presence,"
} |
56,043 | {
"en": "Without delay, against it no defence.",
"me": "He wolde him ete, ther helpeth no defence."
} |
56,044 | {
"en": "And every third year thus, without fail,",
"me": "And every thridde yeer, with-outen doute,"
} |
56,045 | {
"en": "They cast lots, and so goes the tale,",
"me": "They casten lot, and, as hit com aboute"
} |
56,046 | {
"en": "Rich or poor, they must their son take,",
"me": "On riche, on pore, he moste his sone take,"
} |
56,047 | {
"en": "And of their child a present make",
"me": "And of his child he moste present make"
} |
56,048 | {
"en": "To Minos, for him to save or kill,",
"me": "Unto Minos, to save him or to spille,"
} |
56,049 | {
"en": "Or let his beast devour him at its will.",
"me": "Or lete his beste devoure him at his wille."
} |
56,050 | {
"en": "And all this Minos did out of spite;",
"me": "And this hath Minos don, right in despyt;"
} |
56,051 | {
"en": "To avenge his son was his delight",
"me": "To wreke his sone was set al his delyt,"
} |
56,052 | {
"en": "And keep the men of Athens in thrall",
"me": "And maken hem of Athenes his thral"
} |
56,053 | {
"en": "While he should live, and oppress them all;",
"me": "Fro yere to yere, whyl that he liven shal;"
} |
56,054 | {
"en": "And home he sailed when the town was won.",
"me": "And hoom he saileth whan this toun is wonne."
} |
56,055 | {
"en": "The wicked custom its course long had run",
"me": "This wikked custom is so longe y-ronne"
} |
56,056 | {
"en": "When the king of Athens Egeus",
"me": "Til that of Athenes king Egeus"
} |
56,057 | {
"en": "Must send his own son, Theseus,",
"me": "Mot sende his owne sone, Theseus,"
} |
56,058 | {
"en": "Since him the lot had fallen upon",
"me": "Sith that the lot is fallen him upon,"
} |
56,059 | {
"en": "To be devoured, exception was there none.",
"me": "To be devoured, for grace is ther non."
} |
56,060 | {
"en": "And forth is led this woeful young knight",
"me": "And forth is lad this woful yonge knight"
} |
56,061 | {
"en": "Unto the Court of Minos outright,",
"me": "Unto the court of king Minos ful right,"
} |
56,062 | {
"en": "And in a prison fettered fast is he",
"me": "And in a prison, fetered, cast is he"
} |
56,063 | {
"en": "Until the time that he should eaten be.",
"me": "Til thilke tyme he sholde y-freten be."
} |
56,064 | {
"en": "Well may you weep, O woeful Theseus,",
"me": "Wel maystow wepe, O woful Theseus,"
} |
56,065 | {
"en": "You are a king’s son, condemned thus.",
"me": "That art a kinges sone, and dampned thus."
} |
56,066 | {
"en": "I think a deep gratitude you would hold",
"me": "Me thinketh this, that thou were depe y-holde"
} |
56,067 | {
"en": "For anyone who saved you from care’s cold!",
"me": "To whom that saved thee fro cares colde!"
} |
56,068 | {
"en": "And if now any woman should help you,",
"me": "And now, if any woman helpe thee,"
} |
56,069 | {
"en": "You ought to be her servant too,",
"me": "Wel oughtestow her servant for to be,"
} |
56,070 | {
"en": "And her true lover, from year to year.",
"me": "And been her trewe lover yeer by yere!"
} |
56,071 | {
"en": "But now to return to my purpose here.",
"me": "But now to come ageyn to my matere."
} |
56,072 | {
"en": "The tower in which Theseus they did throw",
"me": "The tour, ther as this Theseus is throwe"
} |
56,073 | {
"en": "Down in the bottom, dark, and wondrous low,",
"me": "Doun in the botom derke and wonder lowe,"
} |
56,074 | {
"en": "Was joined by the wall to a privy",
"me": "Was ioyning in the walle to a foreyne;"
} |
56,075 | {
"en": "That belonged to two daughters, I read,",
"me": "And hit was longing to the doghtren tweyne"
} |
56,076 | {
"en": "Of King Minos, who in their chambers sweet",
"me": "Of king Minos, that in hir chambres grete"
} |
56,077 | {
"en": "Dwelt above, facing the main street,",
"me": "Dwelten above, toward the maister-strete,"
} |
56,078 | {
"en": "In great mirth, and joy, and happiness",
"me": "In mochel mirthe, in Ioye and in solas."
} |
56,079 | {
"en": "I know not how, it happened nonetheless,",
"me": "Not I nat how, hit happed ther, per cas,"
} |
56,080 | {
"en": "That as Theseus complained by night,",
"me": "As Theseus compleyned him by nighte,"
} |
56,081 | {
"en": "The king’s daughters, Ariadne bright,",
"me": "The kinges doghter, Adrian that highte,"
} |
56,082 | {
"en": "And her sister Phaedra, heard it all,",
"me": "And eek her suster Phedra, herden al"
} |
56,083 | {
"en": "All his complaint as they stood on the wall",
"me": "His compleyning, as they stode on the wal"
} |
56,084 | {
"en": "And looked there upon the bright moon.",
"me": "And lokeden upon the brighte mone;"
} |
56,085 | {
"en": "They had not wished to go to bed so soon,",
"me": "Hem leste nat to go to bedde sone."
} |
56,086 | {
"en": "And for his woe now they felt compassion.",
"me": "And of his wo they had compassioun;"
} |
56,087 | {
"en": "That a king’s son should be in such a prison",
"me": "A kinges sone to ben in swich prisoun"
} |
56,088 | {
"en": "And be devoured, they thought a great pity.",
"me": "And be devoured, thoughte hem gret pitee."
} |
56,089 | {
"en": "Then Ariadne spoke to her sister free,",
"me": "Than Adrian spak to her suster free,"
} |
56,090 | {
"en": "‘Phaedra,’ she said, ‘beloved sister dear,",
"me": "And seyde, \"Phedra, leve suster dere,"
} |
56,091 | {
"en": "This woeful lord’s son can you not hear,",
"me": "This woful lordes sone may ye nat here,"
} |
56,092 | {
"en": "How piteously he laments his kin",
"me": "How pitously compleyneth he his kin,"
} |
56,093 | {
"en": "And the lowly state which he is in",
"me": "And eek his pore estat that he is in,"
} |
56,094 | {
"en": "All guiltless? Surely I feel ruth!",
"me": "And gilteless? now certes, hit is routhe!"
} |
56,095 | {
"en": "And if you will agree, by my truth,",
"me": "And if ye wol assenten, by my trouthe,"
} |
56,096 | {
"en": "He shall be helped, whatever we can do!’",
"me": "He shal be holpen, how so that we do!\""
} |
56,097 | {
"en": "Phaedra answered: ‘I am as sorry, too,",
"me": "Phedra answerde, \"y-wis, me is as wo"
} |
56,098 | {
"en": "For him as ever I was for any man;",
"me": "For him as ever I was for any man;"
} |
56,099 | {
"en": "And to help him as best as we can",
"me": "And, to his help, the beste reed I can"
} |
56,100 | {
"en": "I say we call the jailor secretly",
"me": "Is that we doon the gayler prively"
} |