Anonymous Olde English
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Balade In Praise of Chaucer
Master Geffray Chauser, that now lyth in grave,
The nobyll rethoricien, and poet of Gret Bretayne,
That worthy was the lawrer of poetry have
For thys hys labour, and the palme attayne;
Whych furst made to dystyll and reyne
The gold dew-dropys of speche and eloquence
In-to Englyssh tong, thorow hys excellence.
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Anonymous Olde English
Submitted: Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Poems by Anonymous Olde English : 19 / 209
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