Note W — INTRODUCTION (continued 4)
Reading edition
This is a regular use in Chaucer also, e.g.
Cant. Tales
, E 1749:
‘Fulfild of alle beautee and plesaunce,’
but it has not always been clearly recognized.
Reading edition
This is a regular use in Chaucer also, e.g.
Cant. Tales
, E 1749:
‘Fulfild of alle beautee and plesaunce,’
but it has not always been clearly recognized.