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Sentence
When
Cassandra
hade
knowyng
how
þe
case
stode,
/
Þat
the
mariage
was
made
þo
mighty
betwene,
/
She
brast
out
in
a
birre,
bale
to
be-holde.
/
With
a
mighty
noise,
noye
for
to
here,
/
Playnond
with
pytie,
no
pleasurance
at
all,
/
With
sykyng
&
sorow
said
on
this
wise:—
/
“A!
fonnet
folke,
why
fare
ye
thus
now,
/
With
solas
full
sore,
and
sanges
of
myrthe,
/
At
the
weddyng
of
the
weghes,
þat
shall
to
wo
turne.
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When Cassandra hade knowyng how þe case stode, / Þat the mariage was made þo mighty betwene, / She brast out in a birre, bale to be-holde. / With a mighty noise, noye for to here, / Playnond with pytie, no pleasurance at all, / With sykyng & sorow said on this wise:— / “A! fonnet folke, why fare ye thus now, / With solas full sore, and sanges of myrthe, / At the weddyng of the weghes, þat shall to wo turne. Year: “Destruction of Troy”, in Middle English Compendium.
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