...mervaile gretly of my self That I so long withoutin slepe lay, And up I rose thre houris aftir twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I put my gear and mine aray, And to a plesaunt grove I gan to pas Long or the bright sonne uprisin was ; In which were okis...

...mervaile gretly of my self That I so long withoutin slepe lay, And up I rose thre houris aftir twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I put my gear and mine aray, And to a plesaunt grove I gan to pas Long or the bright sonne uprisin was ; In which were okis...

...gretly of my self, That I so long withouten slepe lay, — And up I rose thre houres after twelfe, a / pleasaunt grove I gan to pas, Long or the bright sonne uprisen was, In which were okes grete, streicht...

...gretly of my self. That I so long withouten slepe lay, — And up I rose thre houres after twelfe. en what morals erities ought to show ; pleasaunt grove I gan to pas, Long or the bright sonne uprisen was, In whieh were okes grete, streight...

...marvel greatly of myself That I so long withouten sleepe lay, And up I rose three houres after twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I...put my gear and mine array, And to a pleasant grove I 'gan to pass Long ere the brighte sun uprisen was ; 28 In which were oakes great, straight as a line,...

...gretly of my self, That I so long withoutin slepe lay, — And up I rose thre houris after twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I put my gear, and mine aray, And to a plesaunt grove I gan to pas, Long or the bright sonne uprisin was, In which were okis...

...gretly of my self, That I so long withoutin slepe lay, — And up I rose thre houris after twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I put my gear, and mine aray, And to a plesaunt grove I gan to pas, Long or the bright sonue uprisin was, In which were okis...

...seed Bursteth the herb, so that each living wight In this fresh season waxeth glad and light ; M 2 3. And I rejoicing in this season sweet, Was happed...footsteps bent Long ere the sun had lit the firmament. «. And in this grove stood great oaks in a line, Under the which the grass, so fresh of hue, Was newly...

...happed thus ; upon a certain night, As on my bed I lay, for sleep unmeet, Weary yet restless;—but wherefore I might Not sleep, I wist not; for no living...footsteps bent Long ere the sun had lit the firmament. 6. And in this grove stood great oaks in a line, Under the which the grass, so fresh of hue, Was newly...

...mervaile gretly of my self That I so long withoutin slepe lay, And up I rose thre houris aftir twelfe, About the springing of the gladsome day, And on I put my gear and mine aray, And to a plesaunt grove I gan to pas Long or the bright sonne uprisin was, In which were okis...