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Foweles in the
frith is a short, five-line
Middle English poem. It is
found in a m****cript from the
thirteenth century (Douce 139)
containing mostly...
- of the
thirteenth century remains, and even
fewer secular love poems; "
Foweles in the frith" is one exception. It was with the
fourteenth century that...
- his half-course run, p****es
halfway through the sign of Aries, And
smale foweles maken melodye, And
small birds make melodies, and
small birds that chirp...
- and the
yonge sonne Hath in the Ram his half
cours yronne, And
smale foweles maken melodye, That
slepen al the
nyght with open yë (So
priketh hem nature...
- half-course run, His half
course in the sign of the Ram has run And
smale foweles maken melodye, And
small fowls make melody, And the
small fowl are making...
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Virgo Virginum Now
Springes the
Spray Ah Si Mon
Moine Adam Lay
Ibounden Foweles in the
Frith So
Treiben Wir Den
Winter Aus The
Coventry Carol Gaudete Adult...
- "Bytuene
Mersh ant Averil", "As dew in Aprille", "Sumer is i****en in" and "
Foweles in the frith". The
first stanza of one
lyric in particular, "The Thrush...
-
lyrics based on
medieval English poems. St Godric's Hymn I mon waxe wod ("
Foweles in the frith")
Lenten is come The long
night Yif ic of luve can
Carol Ye...
- (1882–1961)
Arrival Platform Humlet for
viola solo (1908);
Editions Schott Foweles in the Frith, 2-Part
Gymel for
tenor and baritone, or
tenor and
viola (1910s);...
