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Whan that Somer with his fon hadde gone The CLERKES hadde al bak to scole yronne, And filled ech rome with swich a swete soun To mak the halles with ladies lough resounen. And oft twas seyde by them as hadde an ye That they wewr al engaged in villainye...
...ther, and he was war and wys Who hadde him worde from nygh apothecaries That thogh the clerkes worthy al did sem Hir lechoury hadde longe in proces been. The knyght then in a loude tonge rendred That al by lak of vertu was engendred, And he could mak swyft remedie with powre By shortenyng hir synnyng tyme an houre...
Then in the felawships of DUNSTERRE-on-the-FLOOD A worthy clerke fulsome of corage stood, Who seyth to a corpus of his frendes That they must do a studie to these endes And see if they con mak discoverie Of clerkes in hir wycked revelrie, To fynde if they do nought but halve the hours Twille cut off lechoury in its firsts floure...
...dazzled by the prospect of Eisenhower in the White House leading a government of National Union, and perhaps rebuilding both the national consensus and the Republican Party. No matter how severely he finally judges Eisenhower's performance, Hughes never disowns his early belief that Eisenhower was potentially the peace-mak-he appeared to be, and that a real hope was interred with his Administration's bones...
...part of the U.S. landscape. But IBM engineers decided not to get into ex pensive competition with the radio and TV programs, the phone calls, and all the other electronic chitchat, which now jump in short line-of-sight hops from coast to coast. Instead, the computer men are mak ing use of a basic but seldom used proper ty of microwaves...