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The riches of Chaucer, in which his impurities have been ...
... As small thread over every joint, All full of colour strange and coint,1 120
Uncouth,3 and wonderful to sight, Upon the qucends hearse gone light, And
sung full low and softdly Three songds in her harmony, Unletted 3 of evdry wight,
125 Till ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden Clarke, 1870
2
The riches of Chaucer: in which his impurities have been ...
... of their throatds And the complaint of their notds, Which from joy clean ywas
reversdd, And of them one the glass soon piercdd, 1 Coint — quaint, neat, trim. 3
Uneouth — rare, uncommon. 3 Unletted — unprevented. 4 Forwept — much wept
.
3
Containing the Principal Matters Which happened from the ...
And thereupon did most unlawfull] reak in the Such , _ 'a ere, and the Paper: of
their Lor and Master, then Imprisoned Chamber a. rfofilef, for Letter-7 of your
Petitioncr written to the Þsaid _Bi/bop, Saw" lum' Unletted other Letter: so
directed 5 ...
Fj _hat zhe: Unletted, 'Ffalslzgignycrugzukdi-þe Isb akznz and; perhaps St-Z-
Ozirflr-too yard/che f me e_ Towns _w_ere' more czldifli-x cult' the Peaee would
bez Þsineethere Ucnld ?'£*þe.found®nq®E' nual-am;- fen: themmþm a " flffreatz;
...
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The annotated edition of the English poets, by R. Bell
... like gold betwene, As smal thred over every joynt, Al ful of colour straunge and
coynt, Uncouth and wondreful to sighte, Upon the quenes herse con lighte, And
song ful lowe and softely, Thre songes in hire harmony, Unletted of every wight.
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The Poetical Works of Geoffrey Chaucer
And song full low and softely, Three songs in her harmony, Unletted of every
wight, Till, at the last, an aged knight Which seemed a man in great thought Like
as he set all thing at nought, With visage and eyen all forwept And pale, as man
long ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Thomas Tyrwhitt, 1868
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Five Disputations of Church-government, and Worship: I. ...
By Discrpline l suppose-they' mean hnt' onr 'Insteaction,and our pnhctiflaing their
Order: fir Penance, Bottomsi "munication, or- Ahsalntion. 3. Theywere the Judges
of the sense of the Lamp-et far as the execution reel-tired: And the Unletted-il ...
8
The Parker Society for the Publication of the Works of the ...
The holy scripture requireth of us a continual progress and an unletted
perseverance in the way of godliness. In consideration whereof the blessed
apostle doth not only exhort us to rejoice in the Lord, but he addeth unto it " alway
," requiring of ...
Parker Society (Great Britain), 1844
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Chaucer's Romaunt of the Rose, Troilus and Creseide and the ...
... All full of colour strange and coint, Uncouth and wonderfull to sight, Upon the
queens herse con light, And song full low and softely, Three songs in her
harmony, Unletted of every wight, Till at the last an aged knight, Which seemed a
man in ...
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A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete ...
UNLETTED. Undisturbed. UNLICKED. Unpolished, far. dial. UNLIFTY. Unwieldy.
Devon. UNLIGHT. To alight. Weil. UNLOVE N. To cease loving. UNLUST. (1)
Dislike. (2) Idleness. UNMACKLY. Misshapen. North. UNMANHODE. Cowardice.
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1872
