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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
203
[laing ms.
Christ, gewe my Breist war of the cristell cleir,
That my trew hairt in presence micht appeir,
With ludgeing eis beffore jow to be sene,
Thair sould je se }our portratour but peir, 40
3o&r face so sueit to me that is sa deir,
3o«r cheik, jowr chin, 30m lywelie cristell ene;
Thair sould je se }>e dairtis and arrowis kene,
<\uhi\)t in 10m handis my bludie hert doith pers,
mair crewalie nor I can heir reherse. 45
With perceing eis, fra that I did persaife
the guidlie gift J?at natowr to 30W gaife,
3o?nr bewtie Bricht, ^oux bountie but compair,
the wantoune jouthe, q«/folk libertie doith craiffe,
Fredome forsuik & vald na fredome haiff, 50
bynding myself to be jo^r pressoner;
my mynd also opprest with crewell cair,
Into jowr will dois jeld w/t-^out ane straik,
refuseand lyfe and Fredome For 30&T saik.
F. 83 a. O sueit, contreit, my spreit talk in jowr hauld, 55
With hert Inwart, conwert my cairis cauld;
lang thoo^t hes socht, and brocht me to this place;
persaife ^oux slaiff, je hawe me as je wald,
heir to fulfill jo&r will, my ffeit I fawld;
Sen I apply, deny me nocht t,oux grace, 60
In neid, vith speid, remeid my crewall caift j
It war to Far to mar me but offence,
Sen stay je may alway my wiolence.
Sueit thing, conding, benyng of memorie,
my Paneis to lane war wane but remedie; 65
But sen 30 ken <\uhaix\xi the xxxzAer standis,
my sair dispair prepair to pacific.
hawe reuthe, with trewt/fc, let noG^t ^oux schfruand[is]
203
[laing ms.
Christ, gewe my Breist war of the cristell cleir,
That my trew hairt in presence micht appeir,
With ludgeing eis beffore jow to be sene,
Thair sould je se }our portratour but peir, 40
3o&r face so sueit to me that is sa deir,
3o«r cheik, jowr chin, 30m lywelie cristell ene;
Thair sould je se }>e dairtis and arrowis kene,
<\uhi\)t in 10m handis my bludie hert doith pers,
mair crewalie nor I can heir reherse. 45
With perceing eis, fra that I did persaife
the guidlie gift J?at natowr to 30W gaife,
3o?nr bewtie Bricht, ^oux bountie but compair,
the wantoune jouthe, q«/folk libertie doith craiffe,
Fredome forsuik & vald na fredome haiff, 50
bynding myself to be jo^r pressoner;
my mynd also opprest with crewell cair,
Into jowr will dois jeld w/t-^out ane straik,
refuseand lyfe and Fredome For 30&T saik.
F. 83 a. O sueit, contreit, my spreit talk in jowr hauld, 55
With hert Inwart, conwert my cairis cauld;
lang thoo^t hes socht, and brocht me to this place;
persaife ^oux slaiff, je hawe me as je wald,
heir to fulfill jo&r will, my ffeit I fawld;
Sen I apply, deny me nocht t,oux grace, 60
In neid, vith speid, remeid my crewall caift j
It war to Far to mar me but offence,
Sen stay je may alway my wiolence.
Sueit thing, conding, benyng of memorie,
my Paneis to lane war wane but remedie; 65
But sen 30 ken <\uhaix\xi the xxxzAer standis,
my sair dispair prepair to pacific.
hawe reuthe, with trewt/fc, let noG^t ^oux schfruand[is]
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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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