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Aucassin & Nicolete . Tis of Aucassin and Nicolete. PVbo would list to the good layGladness of the captive grey ? TVs how two young lovers met,Aucassin and Nicolete,Of the pains the lover boreAnd the sorrows he outwore,For the goodness and the grace,Of his love, so fair of face. Sweet the song, the story sweet,There is no man hearkens man living neath the sun,So outwearied, so and woful, worn and sad,But is healed, but is glad Tis so sweet. AUCASSIN & NICOLETE So say they, speak they, tell they theTale: How the Count Bougars de Valence madewar on Count Garln de Biaucaire, w
Aucassin & Nicolete . Tis of Aucassin and Nicolete. PVbo would list to the good layGladness of the captive grey ? TVs how two young lovers met,Aucassin and Nicolete,Of the pains the lover boreAnd the sorrows he outwore,For the goodness and the grace,Of his love, so fair of face. Sweet the song, the story sweet,There is no man hearkens man living neath the sun,So outwearied, so and woful, worn and sad,But is healed, but is glad Tis so sweet. AUCASSIN & NICOLETE So say they, speak they, tell they theTale: How the Count Bougars de Valence madewar on Count Garln de Biaucaire, war sogreat, and so marvellous, and so mortalthat never a day dawned, but alway he wasthere, by the gates and walls, and barriersof the town with a hundred knights, andten thousand men at arms, horsemen andfootmen : so burned he the Counts land,and spoiled his country, and slew his the Count Garin de Biaucaire was oldand frail, and his good days were gone heir had he, neither son nor daughter,save o
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