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SIR JOHN FROISSART Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.1

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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.1
page 119



Rondel On doit le temps ainfi prendre qu'il tient s Tout dit que pas ne dure la fortune. Un temps fe part, et puis l'autre revient : On doit le temps ainfï prendre qu'il vient. Je me eomforte en ce qu'il me fouvient Que tous les mois avons nouvelle lune : On doit le temps ainft prendre qu'il vient ; Tout dit que pas rie dure la fortune. Take time by the forelock, or give it up for ever, Dame Fortune, my friend, is as fickle as the wind ; And hour follows hour like the current of a river, Then meet him and feize him for time is bald behind. But my comfort is this, though Fortune's a deceiver^ That the moon ftill continues to wax and to wane, But mifs an occafion, you may labour in vain ; Take Time by the forelock, or he's loft for ever. Rondel. De quoi que foit, fe doit renouveller Un joli cœur, le premier jour de Mai, &c. This and one preceding it have been already quoted in the Mémoires de l'Académie.' Rondel fir μη Depart. L e corps s'en va, mais le cœur vous demeure ; Très chère dame, adieu jufqù' au retour. Trop me fera lointaine me demeure. , L e corps 6'en va, mais le cœur vous demeure ; Très chère dame adieu, jufqu' au retour. Mais doux penfez que j'aurai à toute heure, Adoucira grant, part de ma douleur. Très chère dame, adieu jufqu* au retour Le corps s'en va, mais le cœur vous demeure. My


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