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to his Heart, t$
Bleit, beautyful^ benygn 3 and beft. begot,
Xo this Indyte pleafe to inclyne thine Eir,
Sent be thy fimple Servant Sanders Scot,
Greiting great God to grant thy Grace gudeZeir.
Quod Alex*. Scot*
To his HEAR ft
I.
jy Eturn Hamewart my Heart again,
- And byde quhair thou was wont to bej
Thou art a Fulc to fufFer Pain,
For Luve of her that Iuves not dices
My Heart let be fie Fantefie,
Luve nane but quhair thou has gud Caufc,
And let hir feik a Heart for thee,-
For Feynd a Crum of thee fcho faws*
II. To
The Chronology of the Poems contained in this and
the former Volume, is not to be expe&ed, fome of older
Date having come to Hand after others, fome hundred
Years later have been printed, befides moft of them ha-
ving no Dates j the endeavouring to place them according
to the Order of Time they were wrote in, and Incidents
to which they related, was judged as ufelcfs as it would
have proven difficult.