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The Canterbury Tales, and Other Poems

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Chaucer, Geoffrey and Purves, David Laing
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Queen of comfort, right when I me bethink That I aguilt* have bothe Him and thee, *offended And that my soul is worthy for to sink, Alas! I, caitiff, whither shall I flee? Who shall unto thy Son my meane* be? *medium of approach Who, but thyself, that art of pity well?* *fountain Thou hast more ruth on our adversity Than in this world might any tongue tell!

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