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ROLAND FURIOVS.
In to this lodging both thay meed repair,
The false Illusion lykuayis did them perse,
Thay all presumit till obteine hir thair.
Quhan thay ascend, thay sie hir dounvart fair, 105
Quhan thay cum doune, thay sie hir vp againe,
And ay approtching, thay find void and bair
The part quhair scho apperit to remaine:
Quhow soone thay Irkit or consawed disdaine,
To tham againe appeird hir fragrant face no
And socht supplie; than mycht thay nocht refraine,
Bot dois commence thair coustumabill chace.
[Foi. 38«.] So thay abaid all vitchit in this place
Be Atlants nigromancicale Inwent,
Quhill Angelique persawed thair cairfull cace, 115
As I sail schaw in maner subsequent.
ROLAND FURIOVS.
In to this lodging both thay meed repair,
The false Illusion lykuayis did them perse,
Thay all presumit till obteine hir thair.
Quhan thay ascend, thay sie hir dounvart fair, 105
Quhan thay cum doune, thay sie hir vp againe,
And ay approtching, thay find void and bair
The part quhair scho apperit to remaine:
Quhow soone thay Irkit or consawed disdaine,
To tham againe appeird hir fragrant face no
And socht supplie; than mycht thay nocht refraine,
Bot dois commence thair coustumabill chace.
[Foi. 38«.] So thay abaid all vitchit in this place
Be Atlants nigromancicale Inwent,
Quhill Angelique persawed thair cairfull cace, 115
As I sail schaw in maner subsequent.
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| Description | From the manuscript in the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh. Edited by Thomas Crockett. Edinburgh: Printed for the Society by W. Blackwood and Sons, 1913-. This is Volume 2, which is probably the only one published. |
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