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BANNATYNE MS.
He gart ]?e Em^eroure trow and trewlye behald
That pe comcraik the pundare at hand 780
Had poyndit all his prift horft in a poynd laid
Becaus paj eite of pe corn in pe kirkland
He coud wirk windaris quhat way pat he wald
Mak of a gray guft a gold garland /
A lang spere of a bittill for a berne bald / 785
Noblis of nut schellis / and siluer of sand
Thus lowkit w1 lu^erteis pe lawglawd la
ffair ladyis in ringis ')
Knychtis in caralyngis V It semyt as sa
Bayth dansis and siwgis J 790
The Ruke Sa come pe \ ruke , w* a rerde and a rane roch
bard A bard out of Irland wt banachadee
Said gluntow guk dynydrach hala mischy doch
Reke hir a rug of pe rost / or scho sail ryve1 the 795
Misch makmory ach mach mountir2 mochloch
Set hir doun gif hir drink quhat deill aylis 3e
O der myn o donnall o dochardy droch
Page 667 Thir ar the Ireland kingis of pe erchrye fob 309 a
O knewlyn o conoquhor o gregre mcgrane 800
The chenachy pe clarschach 1
The beneschene pe ballach V Scho kennis pame ilkane
The crekrye the corach J
3
Dene
rurall
Monye lesingis he maid wald lat ffor na man
To speke quhill he spokin had sparit no thingis
The dene rurall the j ravin | reprevit him pan
805
Bad him his lesingis leue befoir paj lordingis
The bard wox branewod and bitterlye coud ban
How corby messinger q he w1 sorow now singis 810
Thow ischit out of noyis ark / and to pe erd wan
Tareit as trator and bro1 na tadingis
I sail rywe 1 pe ravin bay* guttis and gall
1 S.T.S. The Asloan MS., II., p. 120, reads ryme. Dr Craigie refers
to this on page vi of his Preface. 2 May be momitir.
He gart ]?e Em^eroure trow and trewlye behald
That pe comcraik the pundare at hand 780
Had poyndit all his prift horft in a poynd laid
Becaus paj eite of pe corn in pe kirkland
He coud wirk windaris quhat way pat he wald
Mak of a gray guft a gold garland /
A lang spere of a bittill for a berne bald / 785
Noblis of nut schellis / and siluer of sand
Thus lowkit w1 lu^erteis pe lawglawd la
ffair ladyis in ringis ')
Knychtis in caralyngis V It semyt as sa
Bayth dansis and siwgis J 790
The Ruke Sa come pe \ ruke , w* a rerde and a rane roch
bard A bard out of Irland wt banachadee
Said gluntow guk dynydrach hala mischy doch
Reke hir a rug of pe rost / or scho sail ryve1 the 795
Misch makmory ach mach mountir2 mochloch
Set hir doun gif hir drink quhat deill aylis 3e
O der myn o donnall o dochardy droch
Page 667 Thir ar the Ireland kingis of pe erchrye fob 309 a
O knewlyn o conoquhor o gregre mcgrane 800
The chenachy pe clarschach 1
The beneschene pe ballach V Scho kennis pame ilkane
The crekrye the corach J
3
Dene
rurall
Monye lesingis he maid wald lat ffor na man
To speke quhill he spokin had sparit no thingis
The dene rurall the j ravin | reprevit him pan
805
Bad him his lesingis leue befoir paj lordingis
The bard wox branewod and bitterlye coud ban
How corby messinger q he w1 sorow now singis 810
Thow ischit out of noyis ark / and to pe erd wan
Tareit as trator and bro1 na tadingis
I sail rywe 1 pe ravin bay* guttis and gall
1 S.T.S. The Asloan MS., II., p. 120, reads ryme. Dr Craigie refers
to this on page vi of his Preface. 2 May be momitir.
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Publications by Scottish clubs > Scottish Text Society publications > New series > Bannatyne manuscript > Volume 4, 1930 > (178) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/107595760 |
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Shelfmark | SCS.STES2.26 |
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Description | A collection of over 100 Scottish texts dating from around 1400 to 1700. Most titles are in Scots, and include editions of poetry, drama, and prose by major Scottish writers such as John Barbour, William Dunbar, Gavin Douglas, and George Buchanan. Edited by a key scholarly publisher of Scotland's literary history, and published from the late 19th century onwards by the Scottish Text Society. Available here are STS series 1-3. |
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