I trained another RNN (multi-layer recurrent neural network), this time to generate poems in Middle English in the style of Canterbury Tales. It started generating interesting stuff after just a few minutes of training, but I let it finish anyway. I noticed in one of the samples that it had generated a title, so I seeded it with that title, and sure enough, it closed the poem eventually and started a new one. Kinda cool. The numbers are line numbers (you can see they're obviously not accurate), and it generates footnotes, too, since they were in the source text. The indentation and spacing is all generated by the neural net, too. AUCCIATES TALE, This walmeth have,' quod Melibee, 'by see 760 For it was grave, and of my voys I may, To hir, with-outen fond to wedden she 285 How that a man unto pituk than; 1160 Til that were I his messaille aboghnis. For, in the sovereyntes ful m