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58,801
{ "en": "Now if you would search your memory", "me": "Now certes, yif ye wolde have in memorie," }
58,802
{ "en": "It should prove to you but little glory", "me": "Hit oghte be to yow but litel glorie" }
58,803
{ "en": "A guileless maid to have so betrayed!", "me": "To have a sely mayde thus betrayed!" }
58,804
{ "en": "To God,' quoth she, 'I pray, and oft have prayed,", "me": "To god,\" quod she, \"preye I, and ofte have prayed," }
58,805
{ "en": "That it may be the greatest shame of all", "me": "Þat hit be now þe grettest prys of alle," }
58,806
{ "en": "The most renown that ever shall you befall!", "me": "And moste honour þat ever yow shal befalle!" }
58,807
{ "en": "And when your old ancestors depicted be,", "me": "And whan thyne olde auncestres peynted be," }
58,808
{ "en": "In whom men would great worthiness see,", "me": "In which men may hir worthinesse see," }
58,809
{ "en": "Then, I pray God, they picture you also,", "me": "Þan, preye I god, thou peynted be also," }
58,810
{ "en": "That folk may learn from that as they go,", "me": "Þat folk may reden, for-by as þey go," }
58,811
{ "en": "'Lo, this is he that with his flattery", "me": "\"Lo! this is he, þat with his flaterye" }
58,812
{ "en": "Has betrayed and done her villainy", "me": "Betrayed hath and doon her vilanye" }
58,813
{ "en": "Who was his true love in thought and deed!'", "me": "Þat was his trewe love in thoghte and dede!\"" }
58,814
{ "en": "But truly, of one point yet they may read,", "me": "But sothly, of oo point yit may þey rede," }
58,815
{ "en": "That you were like your father in this,", "me": "Þat ye ben lyk your fader as in this;" }
58,816
{ "en": "For he beguiled Ariadne with a kiss", "me": "For he begyled Adriane, y-wis," }
58,817
{ "en": "With such an art and with such subtlety", "me": "With swiche an art and swiche sotelte" }
58,818
{ "en": "As you yourself have beguiled me.", "me": "As thou thy-selven hast begyled me." }
58,819
{ "en": "And in that point, that's far from fair,", "me": "As in þat point, al-thogh hit be nat fayr," }
58,820
{ "en": "You follow him for certain, and are his heir.", "me": "Þou folwest him, certein, and art his eyr." }
58,821
{ "en": "But since thus sinfully you me beguile,", "me": "But sin thus sinfully ye me begyle," }
58,822
{ "en": "My body you will see, in a little while,", "me": "My body mote ye seen, within a whyle," }
58,823
{ "en": "Right in the harbour of Athens floating", "me": "Right in þe haven of Aþenes fletinge," }
58,824
{ "en": "Without a sepulchre or a burying,", "me": "With-outen sepulture and buryinge;" }
58,825
{ "en": "Though you are harder than is any stone.'", "me": "Þogh ye ben harder þen is any stoon.\"" }
58,826
{ "en": "And when this letter was sealed and was gone,", "me": "And, whan this lettre was forth sent anoon," }
58,827
{ "en": "Knowing how fickle and how false he was,", "me": "And knew how brotel and how fals he was," }
58,828
{ "en": "She in despair destroyed herself, alas!", "me": "She for dispeyr for-dide herself, allas!" }
58,829
{ "en": "Such sorrow had she for trusting so.", "me": "Swich sorwe hath she, for she besette her so," }
58,830
{ "en": "Beware, you women, of your subtle foe,", "me": "Be war, ye women, of your sotil fo," }
58,831
{ "en": "Since to this day examples you may see;", "me": "Sin yit this day men may ensample see;" }
58,832
{ "en": "And trust, in love, no other man but me.", "me": "And trusteth, as in love, no man but me." }
58,833
{ "en": "In Greece there once were brethren two,", "me": "In Grece whylom weren brethren two," }
58,834
{ "en": "Of which the one was named Danaus, who", "me": "Of whiche þat oon was called Danao," }
58,835
{ "en": "Had many a son born of his body too", "me": "Þat many a sone hath of his body wonne," }
58,836
{ "en": "As such false lovers often chance to do.", "me": "As swiche false lovers ofte conne." }
58,837
{ "en": "Among all his sons there was one", "me": "Among his sones alle þer was oon" }
58,838
{ "en": "The he loved the best of everyone.", "me": "Þat aldermost he lovede of everichoon." }
58,839
{ "en": "And when this child was born, Danaus", "me": "And whan this child was born, this Danao" }
58,840
{ "en": "Gave him a name, and called him Lynceus.", "me": "Shoop him a name, and called him Lino." }
58,841
{ "en": "The other brother was named Aegyptus, who", "me": "Þat oþer broþer called was Egiste," }
58,842
{ "en": "Was ever in love as false as he did choose,", "me": "Þat was of love as fals as ever him liste," }
58,843
{ "en": "And many a daughter he begat in his life;", "me": "And many a doghter gat he in his lyve;" }
58,844
{ "en": "Of whom he begat upon his rightful wife", "me": "Of which he gat upon his righte wyve" }
58,845
{ "en": "A daughter dear, and he did her call", "me": "A doghter dere, and dide her for to calle" }
58,846
{ "en": "Hypermnestra, youngest of them all;", "me": "Ypermistra, yongest of hem alle;" }
58,847
{ "en": "The which child at her nativity", "me": "Þe whiche child, of her nativitee," }
58,848
{ "en": "To all good qualities born was she,", "me": "To alle gode þewes born was she," }
58,849
{ "en": "Since it pleased the gods ere she was born", "me": "As lyked to þe goddes, or she was born," }
58,850
{ "en": "That of the sheaf she should be the corn;", "me": "Þat of þe shefe she sholde be þe corn;" }
58,851
{ "en": "The Fates, those whom we call Destiny,", "me": "Þe Wirdes, þat we clepen Destinee," }
58,852
{ "en": "Had shaped her so that she would be", "me": "Hath shapen her þat she mot nedes be" }
58,853
{ "en": "Compassionate, calm, wise and true as steel.", "me": "Pitouse, sadde, wyse, and trewe as steel;" }
58,854
{ "en": "And this woman it suited well, I feel,", "me": "And to this woman hit accordeth weel." }
58,855
{ "en": "For though Venus granted her great beauty,", "me": "For, though þat Venus yaf her greet beautee," }
58,856
{ "en": "With Jupiter compounded so was she", "me": "With Iupiter compouned so was she" }
58,857
{ "en": "That conscience, truth, and fear of shame,", "me": "Þat conscience, trouþe, and dreed of shame," }
58,858
{ "en": "And of wifehood to keep the good name,", "me": "And of her wyfhood for to kepe her name," }
58,859
{ "en": "This she thought, was true felicity here.", "me": "Þis, thoughte her, was felicitee as here." }
58,860
{ "en": "And red Mars was at that time of year", "me": "And rede Mars was, þat tyme of þe yere," }
58,861
{ "en": "So feeble that small malice did he have;", "me": "So feble, þat his malice is him raft," }
58,862
{ "en": "Repressed had Venus his cruel craft.", "me": "Repressed hath Venus his cruel craft;" }
58,863
{ "en": "What with Venus and the other oppression", "me": "What with Venus and oþer oppressioun" }
58,864
{ "en": "Of the Houses, Mars' dark venom is so gone,", "me": "Of houses, Mars his venim is adoun," }
58,865
{ "en": "That Hypermnestra cannot handle a knife", "me": "Þat Ypermistra dar nat handle a knyf" }
58,866
{ "en": "In malice, though she stand to lose her life.", "me": "In malice, thogh she sholde lese her lyf." }
58,867
{ "en": "But nonetheless as the heavens did turn", "me": "But naþeles, as heven gan tho turne," }
58,868
{ "en": "Towards the bad, aspects had she of Saturn", "me": "To badde aspectes hath she of Saturne," }
58,869
{ "en": "That had destined her to die in prison,", "me": "Þat made her for to deyen in prisoun," }
58,870
{ "en": "As I shall afterwards make mention.", "me": "As I shal after make mencioun." }
58,871
{ "en": "As to Danaus, and Aegyptus also,", "me": "To Danao and Egistes also --" }
58,872
{ "en": "Although they were brothers, even so –", "me": "Al-thogh so be þat þey were brethren two," }
58,873
{ "en": "Since at that time so did every lineage –", "me": "For thilke tyme nas spared no linage --" }
58,874
{ "en": "It pleased them both to join in marriage", "me": "Hit lyked hem to maken mariage" }
58,875
{ "en": "Hypermnestra and that Lynceus,", "me": "Betwix Ypermistra and him Lino," }
58,876
{ "en": "And planned a certain day for it thus,", "me": "And casten swiche a day hit shal be so;" }
58,877
{ "en": "And it was all agreed, utterly, say I:", "me": "And ful acorded was hit witterly;" }
58,878
{ "en": "The arrangements wrought, the time fast by.", "me": "Þe array is wroȝt, þe tyme is faste by." }
58,879
{ "en": "And thus Lynceus has of his father's brother", "me": "And thus Lino hath of his fadres broþer" }
58,880
{ "en": "The daughter wedded, and each has the other.", "me": "Þe doghter wedded, and eche of him hath oþer." }
58,881
{ "en": "The torches burn and the lamps are bright,", "me": "Þe torches brennen and þe lampes brighte," }
58,882
{ "en": "The sacrifices ready as is right;", "me": "Þe sacrifices been ful redy dighte;" }
58,883
{ "en": "The incense from the fire smokes, the fruit,", "me": "Þencena out of þe fyre reketh sote," }
58,884
{ "en": "The flower, the leaf are rent up by the root", "me": "Þe flour, þe leef is rent up by þe rote" }
58,885
{ "en": "To make high crowns, garlands and wreaths;", "me": "To marken garlands and corounes hye;" }
58,886
{ "en": "Full is the place with the sound of minstrelsy,", "me": "Ful is þe place of soun of minstralcye," }
58,887
{ "en": "With sounds of amorous songs of marriage", "me": "Of songes amorous of mariage," }
58,888
{ "en": "As at that time were in widespread usage.", "me": "As thilke tyme was þe pleyn usage." }
58,889
{ "en": "And this was in the palace of Aegyptus,", "me": "And this ws in þe paleys of Egiste," }
58,890
{ "en": "Who was lord as he wished in his house.", "me": "Þat in his hous was lord, right as him liste;" }
58,891
{ "en": "And thus the day they pass till its end;", "me": "And thus þe day þey dryven to an ende;" }
58,892
{ "en": "The friends take leave and home they wend", "me": "Þe frendes taken leve, and hoom þey wende." }
58,893
{ "en": "The night is come, the bride shall go to bed;", "me": "Þe night is come, þe bryd shal go to bedde;" }
58,894
{ "en": "Aegyptus to his chamber fast him sped,", "me": "Egiste to his chambre faste him spedde," }
58,895
{ "en": "And secretly he did his daughter call.", "me": "And privily he let his doghter calle." }
58,896
{ "en": "When the house was empty of them all,", "me": "Whan þat þe hous was voided of hem alle," }
58,897
{ "en": "He looked on his daughter with glad cheer,", "me": "He loked on his doghter with glad chere," }
58,898
{ "en": "And spoke to her as you shall shortly hear:", "me": "And to her spak, as ye shul after here." }
58,899
{ "en": "'My own daughter, treasure of my heart,", "me": "\"My righte doghter, tresor of myn herte!" }
58,900
{ "en": "Since that day when at the very start", "me": "Sin first þat day þat shapen was my sherte," }