e
encountrynge
of a stoon ?
Chaucer - Boethius
{a}t somtyme weren clere as glas {and}
lyke to ? e fair[e] bry? t[e] dayes wi? stant anon ? e
sy? tes of men. by ? e fil? e {and} ordure ? at is resolued. 716
{and} ? e fletyng streme ? at royle? dou{n} dyuersely fro
hey? e mou{n}taignes is arestid {and} resisted ofte tyme
by ?
e encountrynge of a stoon ? {a}t is dep{ar}tid {and}
fallen from some roche. 720
[Sidenote: If thou wouldst see truth by the clearest light, pursue
the path of right. ]
? And for? i yif ? ou wilt
loken {and} demen so? e wi? clere ly? t. {and} holde ? e
weye wi? a ry? t pa? e.
[Sidenote: Away with joy, fear, hope, and sorrow.
lyke to ? e fair[e] bry? t[e] dayes wi? stant anon ? e
sy? tes of men. by ? e fil? e {and} ordure ? at is resolued. 716
{and} ? e fletyng streme ? at royle? dou{n} dyuersely fro
hey? e mou{n}taignes is arestid {and} resisted ofte tyme
by ?
e encountrynge of a stoon ? {a}t is dep{ar}tid {and}
fallen from some roche. 720
[Sidenote: If thou wouldst see truth by the clearest light, pursue
the path of right. ]
? And for? i yif ? ou wilt
loken {and} demen so? e wi? clere ly? t. {and} holde ? e
weye wi? a ry? t pa? e.
[Sidenote: Away with joy, fear, hope, and sorrow.
