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age; surplusage > superabundance, excess 8 If you list not, leave have you to refuse: 9 But thing refused, do not afterward accuse." accuse > blame, find fault with 207.19 Me list not (said the Elfin knight) receaue 2 Thing offred, till I know it well be got, Ne wote I, but thou didst these goods bereaue 4 From rightfull owner by vnrighteous lot, Or that +bloud guiltinesse+ or guile them blot. 6 Perdy (quoth he) yet neuer eye did vew, Ne toung did tell, ne hand these handled not, 8 But safe I haue them kept in secret mew, From heauens sight, and powre of all which them pursew. 5 bloud guiltinesse > bloodguiltnesse _1590;_ bloud guiltnesse _1596: cf. 202.4:5, 202.30:3_ 1 "I list not," said the Elfin knight, "receive list > choose, please receive > [to receive] 2 Thing offered, till I know it well be got, 3 Nor wot I, but you did these goods bereave wot > know you > [that you] bereave > take away, rob 4 From rightful owner by unrighteous lot, unrighteous lot > criminal division 5 Or that blood-guiltiness or guile them blot." blood-guiltiness > responsibility for bloodshed 6 "Pardie," quoth he, "yet never eye did view, Pardie > Truly; "by God" yet never > [never yet] 7 Nor tongue did tell, nor hand these handled not, tell > describe not > (The double negative serves as an intensive) 8 But safe I have them kept in secret mew, mew > place [of confinement] 9 From heaven's sight, and power of all who them pursue." power > [the power] 207.20 What secret place (quoth he) can safely hold 2 So huge a masse, and hide from heauens eye? Or where hast thou thy wonne, that so much gold 4 Thou canst preserue from wrong and robbery? Come thou (quoth he) and see. So by and by 6 Through that thicke couert he him led, and found A darkesome way, which no man could descry, 8 That deepe descended through the hollow ground, And was with dread and horrour compassed around. 1 "What secret place," quoth he, "can safely hold 2 So huge a mass, and hide from heaven's eye? hide > [hide it] 3 Or where have you your won, that so much gold won > dwelling-place 4 You can preserve from wrong and robbery?" 5 "Come you," quoth he, "and see!" So by and by by and by > straight away 6 Through that thick covert he him led, and found 7 A darksome way, which no man cou
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