[Sidenote: He
addresses
her.
Chaucer - Boethius
er wyse ?
e cloudes of sorowe
dissolued {and} don awey. ? I took heuene. {and} 164
receyuede mynde to knowe ? e face of my fyciscien.
? So ? at I sette myne eyen on hir {and} festned[e] my
lokyng. I byholde my norice philosophie. in whos
houses I hadde conuersed {and} haunted fro my ? ou? e. 168
{and} I seide ? us.
[Sidenote: He addresses her. ]
? O ? ou maistresse of alle uertues
descendid fro ? e souereyne sete. Whi art ? ou comen
in to ? is solitarie place of myn exil. ? Art ? ou comen
for ? {o}u art mad coupable wi? me of fals[e] blames. 172
[Sidenote: She expresses her concern for him, and tells him that
she is willing to share his misfortunes. ]
? O q{uod} sche my norry scholde I forsake ?
dissolued {and} don awey. ? I took heuene. {and} 164
receyuede mynde to knowe ? e face of my fyciscien.
? So ? at I sette myne eyen on hir {and} festned[e] my
lokyng. I byholde my norice philosophie. in whos
houses I hadde conuersed {and} haunted fro my ? ou? e. 168
{and} I seide ? us.
[Sidenote: He addresses her. ]
? O ? ou maistresse of alle uertues
descendid fro ? e souereyne sete. Whi art ? ou comen
in to ? is solitarie place of myn exil. ? Art ? ou comen
for ? {o}u art mad coupable wi? me of fals[e] blames. 172
[Sidenote: She expresses her concern for him, and tells him that
she is willing to share his misfortunes. ]
? O q{uod} sche my norry scholde I forsake ?
