e
p{er}ilous
auenture ?
Chaucer - Boethius
e fel[le] wynde auster to{ur}mente?
?
e cop 1160
of ? e mou{n}tayngne wi? alle his streng? es. ? and ? e
lowe see sandes refuse to beren ? e heuy wey? te. [[pg 45]]
[Sidenote: If thou wilt flee perilous fortune, lay thy foundation
upon the firmer stone, so that thou mayst grow old in thy
stronghold. ]
{and} for? i yif ? ou wolt flee ?
e p{er}ilous auenture ? at is to
seine of ? e worlde ? Haue mynde certeynly to ficchyn 1164
? i house of a myrie site in a lowe stoone. ? For al
? ou? ? e wynde troublyng ? e see ? ondre wi? ouere? rowynges
? ? ou ?
of ? e mou{n}tayngne wi? alle his streng? es. ? and ? e
lowe see sandes refuse to beren ? e heuy wey? te. [[pg 45]]
[Sidenote: If thou wilt flee perilous fortune, lay thy foundation
upon the firmer stone, so that thou mayst grow old in thy
stronghold. ]
{and} for? i yif ? ou wolt flee ?
e p{er}ilous auenture ? at is to
seine of ? e worlde ? Haue mynde certeynly to ficchyn 1164
? i house of a myrie site in a lowe stoone. ? For al
? ou? ? e wynde troublyng ? e see ? ondre wi? ouere? rowynges
? ? ou ?
