WoB quotes Flashcards

1
Q

I am expert

A

in al myn age

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2
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I wol bistowe the flour of al myn age

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In the actes and in fruit of mariage

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3
Q

in bacon

A

hadde I nevere delit

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4
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I was fourt…

A

But yet I hadde alwey a coultes tooth

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5
Q

I am al Vererian / In feeling

A

and myn herte is Marcien

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6
Q

God badde us for to

A

wexe and multiplie

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7
Q

Abraham was an hooly man, / And Jacob

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…And ech of them hadde wives mo than two

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8
Q

I laughe whan I thinke

A

How pitously a-night I made hem swinke!

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9
Q

Deciete, weping, spinning

A

God hath yive / To wommen kindley

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10
Q

Stibourn I was

A

as I a leonesse

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11
Q

The thre were goode men, and riche, and olde/

A

Unneathe mygthe they the statut holde

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12
Q

They had yven

A

hir lond and hir tresoor

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13
Q

My fifthe housbonde…

A

I took for love and no richesse

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14
Q

to him yaf I

A

al the lond and fee

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15
Q

He nolde suffre

A

nothing of my list

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16
Q

he smoot me ones

A

on the list

17
Q

wo that is

A

mariage

18
Q

shal be bothe detour

A

and my thral

19
Q

thre of hem were goode

A

and two were badde

20
Q

The bacon

A

was nat fet for hem

21
Q

For as an hors

A

I koude bite and whine

22
Q

de hem no plesaunce…

A

Til he had maad his raunson unto me

23
Q

I was his

A

purgatorie

24
Q

Hir hosen weren of

A

fyn scarlet reed

25
Q

Of remedies of love she knew per chaunce

A

For she koulde of that art the olde daunce

26
Q

vessel al of gold

A

been of tree

27
Q

Virginitee is

A

perfeccioun

28
Q

Lat hem he breed of pured whete-seed

A

And lat us wives hoten barly-breed

29
Q

The bren, as I best kan,

A

no moste I selle

30
Q

I love him best, for that he

A

Was of his love daungerous unto me

31
Q

in oure bed

A

he was so fresh and gay

32
Q

In th’olde dayes of the King Arthour

A

this land fulfild of faierie

33
Q

By verray force

A

he rafte hire madienhead

34
Q

Wommen desiren to have sovereintee…

A

And for to been in maistrie him above

35
Q

ye speken of which gentillesse

A

As is descended out of oure olde richesse

36
Q

men may often fynde

A

A lords sone do shame and vileyne

37
Q

poverty is

A

a hateful good