Note 195 — SIR ARCHIBALD GEIKIE, O.M.
Reading edition
Chaucer’s phrase is:
The wedded turtel, with hir herte trewe. Parlement, 355.
It was the moaning croon of the bird from the high elms that dwelt in Virgil’s memory.
Reading edition
Chaucer’s phrase is:
The wedded turtel, with hir herte trewe. Parlement, 355.
It was the moaning croon of the bird from the high elms that dwelt in Virgil’s memory.