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Choose the right preposition: And wantounly again … him she playede

Till at the laste thus this marchant saide

Choose the right preposition: As been thise wedded men that lie and dare

As ...a fourme sit a wery hare

Choose the right preposition: As fowl is fain whan that the sun up riseth.

Namore of this as now, ... it suffiseth

Choose the right preposition: But natheless, By God our hevene king,

I thought not to ask … him no thing

Choose the right preposition: But so bifell, this marchant … a day

Shop him to make redy his array

Choose the right preposition: Daun John answerde, “Certes, I am fain

That ye ... hele are comen home again

Choose the right preposition: Daun John was risen in the morrwe also

And in the garden walketh ... and fro

Choose the right preposition: Ere he to Bruges went, … alle wise.

This noble monk of which I you devise

Choose the right preposition: For that I to him spak of chevissaunce–

Me seemed so as ... his countenaunce

Choose the right preposition: Free was Daun John – and namely of dispence,

As ... that house, and full of diligence

Choose the right preposition: Hath of his abbot as him list licence,

Because he was a man ... high prudence

Choose the right preposition: He laith beforn him … his counting-boord:

Full riche was his tresor and his hoord

Choose the right preposition: His wife full redy met him … the gate,

As she was wont of old usage algate

Choose the right preposition: I thank you, … God and by Saint Jame!

But natheless, I took unto our dame

Choose the right preposition: Of his accountes … the mene time.

And thus he sit till it was passed prime

Choose the right preposition: Of thilke yeer how that it … him stood,

And how that he dispended had his good

Choose the right preposition: Our abbot wol out of this town anon,

And ... his compaignye mot I gon

Choose the right preposition: Our dere cosin, full of curteisye?

... him brought he a jubbe of malvesye

Choose the right preposition: That he shold come … Saint Denis and playe

With him and with his wife a day or twaye

Choose the right preposition: That he you had an hundred frankes paid

redy token. And held him yvel apaid

Choose the right preposition: That needes most he win … that viage

A thousand franks aboven his costage

Choose the right preposition: The thridde day this marchant up ariseth,

And ... his needes sadly him aviseth

Choose the right preposition: This marchant which that was full ware and wis

Creanced hath and paid eek ...Paris

Choose the right preposition: To certain Lumbards, redy … hir hond,

The sum of gold, and gat of hem his bond

Choose the right preposition: To doon plesance and also greet costage.

He not forgat to yive the leeste page

...all that house; but after hir degree

He yaf the lord and sithen all his meinee

Choose the right preposition: Toward the town of Bruges for to fare

To byen there a portion ... ware

Choose the right preposition: Whan it was day this marchant gan embrace

His wife all knew, and kist hir ... hir face

Choose the right preposition: Whan that he came, some manner honest thing.

For which they were as glad ... his coming

Choose the right preposition: Your wife …home – the same gold again

Upon your bench. She wot it well, certain

Choose the right preposition: “By God,” quod he, “I am a litel wroth

..you, my wife, although it be me loth

Choose the right preposition: “What aileth you so rathe … to rise?”

“Nece,” quod he, “it ought enough suffise

Choose the right preposition: … certain tokens that I can you telle

Now by your leve, I may no lenger dwelle

Choose the right preposition: … which he hath to Paris sent anon

A messager, and prayed hath Daun John

Choose the right preposition: … ye so kindely this other day

Lente me gold. And as I can and may

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: (to aquaint) was so with the goode man

Sith that hir firste knowliche began

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: A marchant whilom (to dwell) at Saint Denis

That riche was, for which men held him wis

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: And for as muchel as this goode man,

And eek this monk of which that I (to begin)

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: And I shall pay as soon as ever I (may);

For by my truth I have on mine array

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: But boldely she (to say), and that anon,

“Marie! I defy the false monk Daun John

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: But sith I see I stand in this disjoint

I wol (to answer) you shortly to the point

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: For to his hert it was a greet plesaunce.

Thus (to be) they knit with eterne alliaunce

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: For your honour, for Goddes sake, i saye

As be not wroth, but let us (to laugh) and playe

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: Fro day to day, and if so be I faile,

I am your wife – (to score) it upon my taile

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: I (to keep) not of his ‘tokens’ neverable!

He took me certain gold, this wot I well

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: I might him (to ask) a thing that he hath paid”

This wife was not afered no afraid

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: If any dettour hath in mine absence

Y-(to pay) thee, lest thurgh thy necligence

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: That ever in one was (to draw) to that place.

This yonge monk, that was so fair of face

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: That he (to have) yive it me because of you

To doon therewith mine honour and my prow

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: That in his house as familier (to be) he

As it is possible any freend to be

Put the verb in brackets in the right form: That wonder (to be). But herkneth to my tale:

Amonges all his guests greet and smalle