• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

whiche wōmen men sayn þat þre þin- ges dryueþ a man out of his hous . That is to say Smoke droppyng of Rayn and wickidde wyfes And swiche wōmen saiþ Salamō þat he were bettre to dwelle in desert

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

lynge ,. Sauorynge ,. and touchynge ,. But in helle , hir sighte shal be ful of derknesse and of smoke . and therfore , ful of teeres ,. and hir herynge , ful of waymentynge , and of gryntynge

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

hieryng . smellyng . sauoring and touching But ī helle here sight schal be ful of derknesse . and of smoke and þerfore ful of teeris . and her hieryng ful of way- mentȳge and of gruntynge of teeth as

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

men seyn , þt thre thynges , dryuen a man out of his hous , that is to seyn , Smoke , droppyng of reyn , wikked wyues , Sire thise wordes been vnderstonde of wōmen þt ben Iangleresses wikked

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

; hereynge ; Sauereinge ; Smelinge ; tou- cheinge ; Bot in hell her siht schal be ful of derknesse smoke ; ful of teres ; And her hereinge ful of waymentynge of grontinge of teþe As seiþ ihū crist

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

whiche wōmen , men seyn that thre thynges , dryuen a man out of his hous that is to seyn Smoke , droppyng of Reyn ,. and wikked wyues , And swiche wōmen seith Salomon , þt it were bettre

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

wom- men mē sayn þat þre þinges dryuen a mā out of his oughne hous þt is to say . smoke . droppyng of reyn and wikked wyfes . of suche wōmen saiþ Salōn þat it were better to a

• The Norman Blake Editions of The Canterbury Tales

whiche wēmen . men seine þat þre þinges driueþ a man oute of his house þat is to seie . Smoke . dropeinge of Reine ; wikked wyues And suche wēmen seiþe Salomon . þat him were bet ter duelle