Quotes Flashcards

1
Q

Merchants horrible wife

A

‘I have a wyf, the worste that may be’

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2
Q

Merchant’s sadness

A

‘Wepyng and waylying’

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3
Q

January standing

A

‘a worthy knight’

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4
Q

January description

A

‘Oold and hoor’

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5
Q

January wealth

A

‘lived in greet prosperitee’

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6
Q

Januarie nature

A

‘he folwed his bodily delyt’

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7
Q

Marriage is the best life

A

‘Noon oother lyf is worth a bene’

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8
Q

Ease of marriage

A

‘wedlok is so esy and so clene’

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9
Q

Wonder of marriage

A

‘a paradys’

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10
Q

Glory of marriage

A

‘to take a wyf is a glorous thyng’

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11
Q

Servant better than a wife

A

‘a servant dooth moore diligence’

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12
Q

Age of May

A

‘Her fresshe beautee and hir age tendre’

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13
Q

Young is better

A

‘bet than old boef is tendre veel’

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14
Q

Wax similie

A

‘as men may warm wex with handes ply’

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15
Q

May nature

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‘faire fresshe May’

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16
Q

Must make consideration before taking a wife

A

‘it is no childes play to take a wyf withouten avysement’

17
Q

January is in a trance

A

‘this Januarie is ravysshed in a traunce’

18
Q

May during sex

A

‘stille as stoon’

19
Q

January skin

A

‘Lyk to the skyn of a houndfyssh’

20
Q

Dying for desire

A

‘so brenneth that he dyeth for desyr’

21
Q

Lust is met

A

‘his lust suffice’

22
Q

Crying

A

‘he wepeth and he wayleth pitously’

23
Q

Woman’s treason

A

‘The treasons whiche that wommen doon to men’

24
Q

Sex

A

‘Pullen up the smok and in he throng’

25
Q

Scorpion

A

‘Lyk to the scorpion so deceyvably’

26
Q

Emprented

A

‘In warm wex hath emprented the cliket’

27
Q

Traitor

A

‘O servant traytour’