A forum for practicing archaic English, foreign languages, and other off-the-beaten-track forms of communication. <\/p>\n
(Coy woodnesse<\/i> means “quiet madness” in Middle English, the version of our language spoken about 600 years ago.)<\/p>\n
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\n“Chaucer’s Middle English”<\/b><\/a> site at the University of California, Santa Barbara
\nLibrarius<\/b><\/a> has another Middle English glossary and a load of information about Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"