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Ar non sui jes mals et astrucs, Anz sui ben malastrucs de dreg; E puois malastres m'a eleg Farai vers malastruc e freg. Si trop un malastruc adreg Que·l malastruc cap mi pesseg! |
Now, I am not "ill" and "fortunate": rather, I am fully ill-fortuned; and since ill fortune has chosen me I shall compose a poor, ill-fortuned verse. If I find a truly ill-fortuned man, let him crush my ill-fortuned head. |
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Que per totz temps sui malastrucs Per un gran malastre qe·m ve; E qui per malastruc no·m te Dieu prec de malastre l'estre Que mil malastruc foran ple Del malastre q'ieu ai en me. |
For I am always ill-fortuned because of a great ill fortune that befalls me; and he who doesn't think of me as ill-fortuned, I pray god to smite him with ill fortune for a thousand ill-fortuned men would be filled with the ill fortune I have in me. |
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Dompna, per vos sui malastrucs Car per malastre·m voletz mal; E fis ben malastruc jornal, C'anc nuills malastrucs no·l fetz tal! Malastruc tro manatz engal Per que d'est malastruc no·us cal. |
Lady, I am ill-fortuned because of you who, out of ill fortune wish me ill; and I passed indeed an ill-fortuned day such as no ill-fortuned man ever got! Ill-fortuned [shall I be] until you deal reasonably because you don't care about this ill-fortuned man. |
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Er aujatz cum sui malastrucs: Qand cuich de malastre mover Eu sui plus malastrucs en ver! C'ab malastre·m laissiei cazer, E pois vinc malastre querer, Don aurei malastruc esper. |
Listen now to how ill-fortuned I am: when I wish to move away from ill fortune I am, in truth, even more ill-fortuned; for I let myself fall in with ill fortune and then proceeded to seek ill fortune out, from which I'll have ill-fortuned expectations. |
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E pus aysi soy malastrucs Mos pels malastrucx mi tolray – Aytan del malastre perdray – E si·l malastre no s'en vay Malastrucx sia qui mi play Car tan de malastre m'eschay. |
And since I am so ill-fortuned, I shall tear away my ill-fortuned hair so to lose that much of ill fortune; and if ill fortune doesn't go away, may whoever pleases me be ill-fortuned, since so much ill fortune befalls me. |
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S'ieu atrobes dos malastrucs Q'anesson malastrugamen A me mais malastre queren, Adoncs for'ieu malastruc-gen; Mas non trob malastruc valen C'a me de malastre·s prezen. |
If I found two ill-fortuned men who'd go, ill-fortunately, asking me for more ill fortune, I would then be an ill fortune-gallant; but I can't find any worthy ill-fortuned men to approach me for ill fortune. |
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Et eu sui aitant malastrucs Qe de malastre port la flor Et ai ben malastrug honor. Levet, malastruc de seignor, Tu chantes malastre ab plor D'aquest malastruc amador! |
And I am so ill fortuned that I wear the plume of ill fortune and have a truly ill-fortuned honour. Levet, ill-fortuned in your lord, may you sing, among tears, of the ill fortune of this ill-fortuned lover. |
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Tu iest malastrucs de seignor Et ieu soi malastrucs d'amor. |
You are ill-fortuned in your lord and I am ill-fortuned in love. |