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Ben s'eschai q'en bona cort Chan qui chantar sap: E ieu atendrai mon gap Don mi tenrai plus per lort; Car sabran li sec e·il sort Q'ieu n'aurai pretz, qui q'en jap, Dels vint qe serem el trap. |
It is fitting that he who can sing sings in a good court: and I shall prove my claim for which I'll consider myself even dumber; for even the blind and deaf will know that, whoever might decry it, I, of the twenty who will be in the lodging, shall carry off the honours. |
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Donc l'endeman del beort Levarai el cap La gran corona de drap. An Mita ab lo nas cort, E qui l'apella dreich bort Lau que la lenga l'arap Que mais fols motz no·ill escap! |
Then, the day after the contest, I shall wear on my head the great cloth crown. Let Mita be filled with spite and if someone calls it foul play, I concede that his tongue be torn out so that no more foolish words may escape it. |
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Aissi ai bastit en gaug Mon cor nou e fresc, C'ades sort e saill e tresc Si q'apenas veig ni aug; E sapcha·l donz de Talaug Q'ieu non sui cel que paresc: Q'en autre sen m'entrebesc. |
I have so bedecked in joy my fresh and new heart, that I now jump and leap and dance so that I hardly see or hear; and let the lord of Talaug know that I am not what I look like for I take part in another sense. |
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E qui·s vol, corn, crit e flaug D'amor, pos ieu cresc Sobre totz, c'als q'en fol pesc! Q'eu am des Luc tro ad Aug La genssor, e m'en pelaug Tot hom c'autra per fadesc Engal'ab lieis en paresc. |
And let who wishes honk, cry and flute about love, for I raise above all, I who fish otherwise than a fool! For I love the best lady there is from Luc to Auch, and I challenge everyone who, out of folly, thinks another woman to be her equal in appearance. |
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Per midonz ai cor estout Et humil e baut; Car s'a lieis non fos d'azaut Ieu m'estera en luoc d'un vout: Que d'als non pensera mout Mas manjera e tengra·m chaut Et agra nom Raembaut. |
Through my lady, my heart is proud, humble and haughty; for if I were not to her taste I would be like a holy image: for I wouldn't thing much about anything but eating and keeping warm, and my name would be Raembaut. |
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E qui vol aprenre, escout D'amar ben cum saut! Eu saill plus que nuills hom aut; E·l janglos saill per so mout Sol que s'apil e s'acout: Cuig'ab lausenjar d'espaut Dir so don ma dompna faut. |
And if someone wants to learn, let him listen to how I learn from loving well: I raise higher than anyone; and the gossip raises much because of this, save that he sticks firm and rests on his elbows; he claims, with bold calumny, that because of which my lady will fail me. |
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Ma chanssos non vuoill que saut Mas per celz de cui m'azaut. |
My song doesn't want me to spring, if not for those with whom I'm pleased. |
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Per enseignamen m'azaut De moutz qe·m fan de lur chaut. |
Out of learning, I am pleased with many who induce me to caution. |
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Joglars, per qe·m desazaut Ma dompna e vos mi faitz baut. |
Joglars, why am I displeased? You and my lady make me haughty. |