Note 69 — Chapter IV
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"Than upon him scho kest up baith her ene, And with ane blunk it came in to his thocht, That he sumtyme hir face before had sene. * * * * * Ane sparke of lufe than till his hart culd spring, And kendlit all his bodie in ane fyre With heit fevir, ane sweit and trimbilling Him tuik quhile he was readie to expire; To beir his scheild his breast began to tyre: Within ane quhyle he changit mony hew, And nevertheles not ane ane uther knew."
Laing's Poems of Henryson (Edinburgh, 1865), p. 93. This volume is unfortunately not too common; but 'The Testament and Complaint of Cressid' may also be found under Chaucer in Chalmers's Poets (i. 298 for this passage).