| He hath sisters, methinks, that bear high fame for fair and lovesome? |
| Piers was good and lovesome, and I do not blame you for loving him as long as it was right to do so. |
| But the gate which led to the lovesome Garden was open wide, so that one might see the Cupid as he rode his swan. |
| First he roused Iris of the golden wings to speed forth and call the fair-tressed Demeter, the lovesome in beauty. |
| When he had gone a little way he encountered a fair and lovesome maiden. |
| He will devote himself to his case, and when his work is done will enjoy the yearly lovesome frolic feast with little Cinuolo. |
