Geoffrey Chaucer — "What sholde I speke of the synne of glotonye, that is so greet a synne?"
What sholde I speke of the synne of glotonye, that is so greet a synne?
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"For if a man be gracious and kynde, He is a verray gentilman, and no other."
"The wise man, though he be old and hoor, Yet wil he lerne, and evermore."
"I grante it yow, I have noon other lyf, But if that I do feele my wyves knyf."
"'For shame,' she said, 'you timorous poltroon! Alas, what cowardice!'"
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