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Us cavaliers si jazia ab la re
que plus volia
soven baizan Ii dizia :
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qu'ieu aug que Ii gaita


cria: 'Via! sus! qu'ieu vey
lajom
venir apres I '

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(Mouzat 1965: )
A knight was with his lady fondly Iying _
The one he cherished most - and gently
sighing As he kissed her, complained: My
love, the day Soon will arrive, chasing this
night awar
Alas .
A Iready I can hear the watchman crying :
Begone !
Quickly, begone! You may no longer
stay, For jl is da\\ n.
(Shapiro 1962 : 72)
A knight once lay beside and
with the one he most desired

and in between their kisses said


what shall I do, my sweet
Day comes and the knight
goes Ai !
And I hear the watcher
cry: 'Up! On your way !
I see day
coming on, sprouting behind the dawn '!
(Blackburn 1978)
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.begone, cherished
Shapiro .Faidit
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Blackburn
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Adaptation; Free Translation; Ideology and Translation; Literal Translation; Pure
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;Blanchot 1971; Cohen 1962; Ebel 1969; Graves 1965; Heylen 1993; Lefevere 1992a
Simon 1987; Venuti 1995a.
)(Lawrence Venuti

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