‹ Les poésies du duc Charles D'Orléans, pub. sur le manuscrit de la bibliothèque de Grenoble conféré avec ceux de Paris et de LondresChapitre 223 sur 250 · CHANSON CXXVII · texte numérisé non relu

CHANSON CXXVII

Myn liert hatb send glad bop in bys message Un to confort plesans joye and speding; I pray to God tbat grâce may hym leedinr Wytbout lettynger or daunger of passage.

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In cryst to fynding proht and avauntage Wych yn sbort tym the belp of hys neding, Myn bert hatb send glad bope in bis message ; Un to confort plesans joye and speding.

Till yat lie come myn hert in ermytage Of thoghtshalldweling alone Gode gyve bim meding, And of wyssbyngl of tym ys shal hym feding Glad hope folywing et speding well tbys viage; Myn hert hatb send glad bope in bis message.

Whan shal thow corne glade hope fromyourvyage Thow hast carydge to long many a day, For ail confording is put fro my away Tyll tbat I lier tythinger of your message.

Hat tbat bade be lettyng of thyn passage

Or cariynger alas î I can not say.

When shal thow coine glade hope i'rom.

Thow hast carydge to long many a day.

How knows fulwol yat? I hâve gret damage In abydynger of the that is no way And tho fy syngling et dauns or lagh and play In clake mournyng is clothyd my corage W han shal thow corne glade hope from Thow hast carydge to long many a day 73 .

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