Tatlock, John S. and Arthur G. Kenedy. A concordance to the complete works of Geoffrey Chaucer, and to the Romaunt of the Rose. Gloucester, Mass, 1963. (Reprinting the 1927 edition)
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Shod That (dreme he barfoot, dreme he shod) ……….HF.1.98 And she was clothed and eke shod……………..RR.427 And shode he was with grete maistrie………….RR.824 And alle freres, shodde and bare………………..RR.7461 |
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Shoe For though a wydwe hadde noght a sho………..A.Prol.253 Whan that his shoo full bitterly hym wrong…….D.WB.492 Of Venus workes worth his olde sho……………D.WB.708 But I woot best were wryngeth me my sho……..E.Mch.1553 |
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Shoes Ful streite y-teyd, and shoes ful moyste and newe.A.Prol.457 Hir shoes were laced on hir legges hye…………A.Mil.3257 With Powles window corven on his shoos……...A.Mil.3318 And high shoos knopped with dagges…………..RR.7258 |
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Shoon His shoon of cordewane…………………………B.Th.1922 With shoon decoped and with laas………………RR.843 Of shoon and botes new and faire……………….RR.2265 |
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