Difference between revisions of "User:Kendra Brown/Florius/English MS Latin 11269 23v"

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^[1]¶ Non labor est ullus mihi te sternendo cadentem.
Surgere nec poteris sine grandi vulnere liberj.

¶ Me tego luctantem sicut cruce nempe lacertis.
Omnibus atque modis possum colludere primis.

To make you fall it is not any trouble to me, But to rise you will have great difficulty.	[7b-a] A farte cadere non m'e neguna fadiga Mo a'levarte te sera grande briga.
And I cover with the arms crossed And I can do all the plays that have gone before with it And by those of the other hand I will not be damned That I can do them all one by one	[7b-c] E me covro cum li braci incrosadi E posso far i zoghi tuti denanci passadi E aquilli de man riverssa non cavo nessuno Che tuti li posso far a'uno a'uno

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-{{par|b}} Because of the capture [which] that master now makes,
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-I believe [that] you will not withdraw without a broken/fractured shoulder.
-{{par|r}} I will snatch your dagger suddenly with a violent whirlwind,
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-Before I, the Strong One, will also turn your arm close by the elbow.
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