10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPURVEYED»
Discover the use of
unpurveyed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unpurveyed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sixteenth-Century Poetry: An Annotated Anthology
14 Meanwhile, the lower world, which nothing knew Of all that chancèd here, was
darkened quite, And eke the heavens and all the heavenly crew Of happy wights,
now unpurveyed of light, Were much afraid, and wondered at that sight, ...
2
The Complete Poetry and Prose of Geoffrey Chaucer
... deceytes of thilke mervayles° monstre Fortune, and how she useth ful
flateringe famylaryte with hem that she enforseth° to bygyle°, so longe tyl that she
confounde with onsufferabele° sorwe hem that she 20 hath left in dyspeyre
unpurveyed° ...
Mark Allen, John Fisher, 2011
3
State Papers Published Under the Authority of His Majesty's ...
... shippes as were hable to passe furthe for thempeche- ment of the Frenshe
mennys fisshing ; soo that thair being here, unpurveyed of thinges necessary,
hath bene frustrate and in vain : desiring therfore thEmperour soo to provide
hereafter, ...
Great Britain. Record Commission, 1849
4
The History of Banbury:: Including Copious Historical and ...
... in greate dispite departed with his whole compaignie and band of Archers,
leauyng the erle of Pembroke almoste desolate in the toune, whiche, with all
diligence returned to his host, liyng in the feld vnpurueied [unpurveyed,
unprovided] of ...
5
Voices of the English Reformation: A Sourcebook
W And when I was come to London again, I went in visitation to mine old
acquaintance. And when I was great with kitling, because I would not be
unpurveyed of a place to kitten in, I got in favor any household with an old gentle-
woman, ...
6
State Papers Published Under the Authority of His Majesty's ...
... Frenshe mennys fisshing; soo that thair being here, unpurveyed of thinges
necessary, hath bene frustrate and in vain: desiring therfore thEmperour soo to
provide hereafter, that thay may have all thinges necessary for thair
entertaynement, ...
7
The British Poets: Including Translations ...
And ye that ben unpurveyed, pray her eke Comfort you soone with grace and
destiny, That ye may set your herte there ye may like, In such a place, that it to
love may be Honour and worship, and felicity To you for aye, now goeth by one
assent ...
8
Marriage Contracts from Chaucer to the Renaissance Stage
Perhaps he thought sexual needs were frequently left unpurveyed for. At any
event, the illicit accord that Nicholas and Alisoun swear together is made
possible by “purveiance”(MLT 3566), as isTroilus's rendevous with Criseyde (
T&C 3533, ...
Kathryn Elisabeth Jacobs, 2001
9
Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer
•5- TJnpreyed, adj. unasked, T. iv. 5«3- Unpuniashed, adj. with impunity (Lat.
impune), B 3. p 4. 35. Unpurveyed, adj. unprovided, uncared for, B 2. p I. 15.
Unraoed, adj. unbroken, untorn, B 4. p 1. 35. TJnremeved, pp. unremoved,
without (its) ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Walter W. Skeat, 2008
10
Studies in the Lexical Field of Expectation
... unbedobt OE; unforsewen OE; unfordobt OE; ungedinged OE; undinged OE;
ungewened OE; ungewenedlic OE; unwene OE; unwened OE; faerlic/fer\y OE-
1382 obs; unbiwene c1250 (1) obs; sudden 1340 — ; unpurveyed c1374- 1483
obs; ...
