...perhaps fautor. 6 Kngyne here means understanding, from the Latin ingenium. ' Fcnulre is the thunderbolt. Me caryinge in his clawes starke, As lyghtly as I...high, I cannot telle yow, For I came up, I nyste how. For so astonyed and asweved Was every vertu in my heved, What with his sours and with my drede, That...

...from the Latin ingenium. ^ Faailre is the thunderbolt. • A-roume mean* roaming about Me cnryinge in his clawes starke, As lyghtly as I were a larke,...high, I cannot telle yow, For I came up, I nyste how. For so astonyed and asweved Was every vertu in my heved, What with his sours and with my dredo, That...

...SOIH tytnf a fou're p/ f>(nttirf. 30. P Cx. Th. insert dfn Me carying in his clawes starke, As lightly , cam up, I nyste how. 40 For so astonyed and a-sweved Was every vertu in my heved, What with his sours...

...he hente, And with his sours [soaring] agayn up wente, Me caryinge in his clawes starke As lightly as I were a larke, How high, I cannot telle yow. For I cam up, I niste how, For so astonied and a-sweved [dazed] Was every vertu in my heved, What with his...

...with hys grym pawes stronge, Withyn hys sharpe nayles longe, Me, fleynge, at a swappe he hente, 15 Me caryinge in his clawes starke As lyghtly as I were a larke : How high, I can not telle yow, For I came up I nyste how; 20 For so astonyed and a-sweved Was every vertu in my...

...nayles longe Me fleynge / in a swappe he hente And with hys sours / a-yeno vp went 544 Me cryinge / in his clawes starke As lyghtly / as I were a larke How higfi / I can not telle yow For I came vp / y nyste how 548 For so astonyed / and a-swouod Was euery...

...Mirror 76: Sehe was also glad, as sehe had ben torned fro deth to lyue. cl450(cl380) Chaucer HF 546: Me caryinge in his clawes starke As lyghtly, as I were a larke. cl450(?al400) Destr.Trov 138: The londe so hym louede, lorde as he were. (1469) Paston 5.15: Ye am...