750
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
760
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
afterwardadverbUS /ˈæftərwərd/
happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
alnounUS /æl/
a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
alle
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
AndconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
atteignest
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
avise
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
befalle
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
beste
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
beswike
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
BotnounUS /bɔːt/
botfly larva; typically develops inside the body of a horse or sheep or human
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
chiere
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
CiteverbUS /saɪt/
make reference to
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
Croniqe
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
daies
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
deceipte
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
DeceiveverbUS /dɪˈsiːv/
be false to; be dishonest with
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
degre
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
ek
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
ensample
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
entente
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
faireste
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
feignedadjectiveUS /feɪnd/
not genuine
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
feignest
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
fellverbUS /fel/
cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
finde
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
ForprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
forto
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
fre
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
hadde
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
hastauxiliary verbUS /hæst/
an old form of “have”, used with “thou”
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/
an old form of “has”
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
HepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
hemnounUS /hem/
the edge of a piece of cloth; especially the finished edge that has been doubled under and stitched down
From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
herte
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
hihte
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
kepe
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
ladde
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
likeverbUS /laɪk/
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
lovenounUS /lʌv/
a strong positive emotion of regard and affection
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
lustnounUS /lʌst/
a strong sexual desire
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
mannes
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
matiere
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
mennounUS /men/
the force of workers available
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
MinounUS /miː/
destruction of heart tissue resulting from obstruction of the blood supply to the heart muscle
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
Monarchie
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
myn
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From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
noght
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
OfprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
olde
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
PaulineadjectiveUS /pɔːˈliːn/
relating to Paul the Apostle or his doctrines
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
proveverbUS /pruːv/
be shown or be found to be
From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
repente
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
RomenounUS /roʊm/
capital and largest city of Italy; on the Tiber; seat of the Roman Catholic Church; formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
Romein
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
schalt
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
sche
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
scholde
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
seiden
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
sihte
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
sitverbUS /sɪt/
be seated
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading And forto prove myn entente, I finde ensample in a Croniqe Of hem that love so beswike.
Sone
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
theepronounUS /ðiː/
an old word for “you”, as the object, speaking to one person
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
themperour
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
Ther
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
therupon
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
thi
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
Thogh
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
thoupronounUS /ðaʊ/
an old word for “you”, as the subject, speaking to one person
From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
thow
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
thusadverbUS /ðʌs/
(used to introduce a logical conclusion) from that fact or reason or as a result
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
Tiberius
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
ToparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
Towardes
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
trowthe
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
upryht
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
wel
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
WhatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
WhichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
Whil
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
whyle
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
wif
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
wiht
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From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
wiseadjectiveUS /waɪz/
having or prompted by wisdom or discernment
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
wolde
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From this reading For who that wolde him wel avise What hath befalle in this matiere, He scholde noght with feigned chiere 750 Deceive Love in no degre.
wonne
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
wordnounUS /wɜːrd/
a unit of language that native speakers can identify
From this reading Mi Sone, it sit wel every wiht To kepe his word in trowthe upryht Towardes love in alle wise.
worthi
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From this reading 760 It fell be olde daies thus, Whil themperour Tiberius The Monarchie of Rome ladde, Ther was a worthi Romein hadde A wif, and sche Pauline hihte, Which was to every mannes sihte Of al the Cite the faireste, And as men seiden, ek the beste.
wyle
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From this reading To love is every herte fre, Bot in deceipte if that thou feignest And therupon thi lust atteignest, That thow hast wonne with thi wyle, Thogh it thee like for a whyle, Thou schalt it afterward repente.
