Prologue quotes Flashcards

1
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‘Flaundrissh…

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…bever hat’

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2
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‘His bootes…

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…clasped faire and fetisly’

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3
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‘Ther wiste…

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…no wight that he was in dette’

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4
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‘Weping and wailing…

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…care and oother sorwe’

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5
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‘She is a shrewe…

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…at al’

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6
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‘In which he…

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…lived in greet propseritee’

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7
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‘On wommen,…

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…ther as was his appetit’

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8
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‘To take a wif…

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…it is a glorious thing, and namely whan a man is oold and hoor’

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9
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‘For who kan be…

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…so buxom as a wyf? Who is so trewe, and eek so entenif To kepe him, sik and hool, as is his make?’

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10
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‘And if thou take a wyf…

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…unto thyn hoold, Ful lightly mystow been a cokewold’

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11
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‘Mariage is a ful…

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…greet sacrement’

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12
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‘He which that hath no wyf,…

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… I holde him shent; He liveth helplees and al desolat’

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13
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‘So buxom and so vertuous…

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…is she, They moste nedes live in unitee’

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14
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‘How mighte a man…

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…han any adversitee That hath a wyf?’

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15
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‘She seith nat ones…

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…“nay”, whan he seith “ye”. “Do this”, seith he; “Al redy, sire” seith she’

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16
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‘Lo Judith…

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…as the storie eek telle kan, By wis conseil she Goddes peple kepte, And slow him Olofernus, whil he slept’

17
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‘Lo Abigail…

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… by good conseil, how she Saved hir housbonde Nabal, whan that he Sholde han be slaine’

18
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‘For which this Januarie…

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…of whom I tolde, Considered hath, inwith his days olde, The lusty lyf, the vertuous quiete’