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Geoffrey Chaucer
(c. 13401400).
The Complete Poetical Works.
1894.
The Minor Poems
XX. Proverbs of Chaucer
I.
W
HAT
shul thise clothes many-fold,
Lo! this hote somers day?
After greet heet cometh cold;
No man caste his pilche away.
II.
Of al this world the wyde compas
5
Hit wol not in myn armes tweyne.
Who-so mochel wol embrace
Litel therof he shal distreyne.
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