e wynde
Zephirus
?
Chaucer - Boethius
hir
ly? t for ? e grete bry? tnesse of ? e sonne.
[Sidenote: Westerly winds deck the wood with roses, but easterly
winds cause their beauty to fade. ]
? Whan ? e
wode wexe? redy of rosene floures in ? e first somer
sesou{n} ? oru? ? e bre? e of ?
e wynde Zephirus ? at wexe? 996
warme. ? Yif ? e cloudy wynde auster blowe felliche.
? an go? awey ? e fayrnesse of ? ornes.
[Sidenote: Now the sea is calm, and again it is tempestuous. ]
Ofte ? e see is
clere {and} calme wi? oute moeuy{n}g floodes. And ofte
?
ly? t for ? e grete bry? tnesse of ? e sonne.
[Sidenote: Westerly winds deck the wood with roses, but easterly
winds cause their beauty to fade. ]
? Whan ? e
wode wexe? redy of rosene floures in ? e first somer
sesou{n} ? oru? ? e bre? e of ?
e wynde Zephirus ? at wexe? 996
warme. ? Yif ? e cloudy wynde auster blowe felliche.
? an go? awey ? e fayrnesse of ? ornes.
[Sidenote: Now the sea is calm, and again it is tempestuous. ]
Ofte ? e see is
clere {and} calme wi? oute moeuy{n}g floodes. And ofte
?
