Chaucerian and Other Pieces / Being a Supplement to the Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer

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To me, that herdë al his complayning

And al the groundë of his woful chaunce,

If ther-withal I may you do plesaunce,

I wol to you, so as I can, anon,

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Lyk as he sayde, reherce hem everichon.

But who shal helpe me now to complayne?

Or who shal now my style gye or lede?

O Niobè, let now thy teres rayne

In-to my penne; and helpe eek in this nede,