Chaucer's Works, Volume 5 — Notes to the Canterbury Tales

by Geoffrey Chaucer

companions in misery, ii. 465, (l. 708);

cover the gleed, and increase the fire, iii. 315;

(the) cowl makes not the monk, i. 443;

cuckolds at home, v. [95];

curses come home, v. [465];

delay is dangerous, ii. 479;

dim eyes have no clear sight, v. [222];

with empty hand, v. [124]-5;

evil to him who deserves it, v. [180];

the false thinks not like the true, i. 534. (l. 105);