"Anonymous - Alliterative Morte Arthure, The" - читать интересную книгу автора (Anonymous)853: Beside Reynes as scho rade with hire ryche knyghttes;
854: Ledd hyre to юe mountayne thare юat lede lengez, 855: To lye by that lady aye whyls hir lyfe lastez. 856: We folowede o ferrom, moo then fyfe hundrethe 857: Of beryns and of burgeys and bachelers noble, 858: Bot he couerde the cragge, cho cryede so lowde, 859: The care of юat creatoure couer sall I neuer! 860: Scho was flour of all Fraunce, or of fyfe rewmes, 861: And one of the fayreste that fourmede was euere, 862: The gentileste jowell ajuggede with lordes 863: Fro Geen vnto Geron, by Ihesu of Heuen! 864: Scho was thy wyfes cosyn, knowe it if юe lykez, 865: Comen of юe rycheste that rengnez in erthe; 866: As thow arte ryghtwise Kyng, rewe on thy pople, 867: And fande for to venge them that thus are rebuykyde!" 868: "Allas!" sais Sir Arthure, "so lange haue I lyffede; 869: Hade I wyten of this, wele had me chefede; 870: Me es noghte fallen faire, bot me es foule happynede, 871: That thus this faire ladye this fende has dystroyede! 872: I had leuere thane all Fraunce this fyftene wynter 873: I hade bene before thate freke a furlange of waye, 874: When he that ladye had laghte and ledde to юe montez; 875: I hadde lefte my lyfe are cho hade harme lymppyde. 876: Bot walde юow kene me to юe crage thare юat kene lengez; 877: I walde cayre to юat coste and carpe wythe hym seluen, 879: And take trewe for a tym, till it may tyde bettyr." 880: "Sire, see 3e 3one farlande, with 3one two fyrez? 881: Юar filsnez юat fende, fraiste when the lykes, 882: Appone the creste of the cragge, by a colde welle, 883: That enclosez юe clyfe with юe clere strandez; 884: Ther may thow fynde folke fay wythowttyn nowmer, --------------------------------------------------------- -65- 885: Mo florenez, in faythe, than Fraunce es in aftyre; 886: And more tresour vntrewely that traytour has getyn 887: Thane in Troye was, as I trowe, юat tym юat it was wonn." 888: Thane romyez the ryche kynge for rewthe of юe pople, 889: Raykez ryghte to a tente and restez no lengere; 890: He welterys, he wristeles, he wryngez hys handez; 891: Thare was no wy of юis werlde that wyste whatt he menede. 892: He calles Sir Cayous, юat of юe cowpe serfede, 893: And Sir Bedvere юe bolde, юat bare hys brande ryche: 894: "Luke 3e aftyre euensang be armyde at ryghttez, 895: On blonkez by 3one buscayle, by 3one blythe stremez, 896: Fore I will passe in pilgremage preuely hereaftyre, 897: In the tyme of suppere, whene lordez are servede, 898: For to seken a saynte be 3one salte stremes, |
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