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36 Use Goldin ferge.
XXVIII.
And as I did awake off this Swowning,
The joyfull Minftralls mirryly did fing,
For Mirth of Phehus tendir Beims fchene;
Sweit wer the Vapouris, faft the Morrowing,
Hailfum the Vail, depaynt with Flowirs zing,
The Air atemperit, fobir and amenej
In quhyte and reid was all the Eard befene,
Throw Natures nobill frefch enamaling,
In mirthfull May, of every Moneth Quene.
XXIX.
O reverend * Chawfer, Rofe of Rethouris all,
As in our Toung the Flowir imperially
That evir raife in Brittane, quha reids richt,
Thou beirs of Makars the Triumphs ryall,
The frefch enamallit Termes celeflriall 5
This Matter thou couth haif ilumint bricht 5
Was thou not of our IngUs all the Licht ?
Surmounting every Toung terreftriall,
As far as Mayis fair Morning dois Midnicht.
XXX. o
* This Panygyrick on Chawfer, as 'tis pevfe&ly gene-
rous and, handtbme from a Scots Poet, it likewiie ihews
that the Lowland Scots Language and the En^Ujk at that
Time, were the lame.
XXVIII.
And as I did awake off this Swowning,
The joyfull Minftralls mirryly did fing,
For Mirth of Phehus tendir Beims fchene;
Sweit wer the Vapouris, faft the Morrowing,
Hailfum the Vail, depaynt with Flowirs zing,
The Air atemperit, fobir and amenej
In quhyte and reid was all the Eard befene,
Throw Natures nobill frefch enamaling,
In mirthfull May, of every Moneth Quene.
XXIX.
O reverend * Chawfer, Rofe of Rethouris all,
As in our Toung the Flowir imperially
That evir raife in Brittane, quha reids richt,
Thou beirs of Makars the Triumphs ryall,
The frefch enamallit Termes celeflriall 5
This Matter thou couth haif ilumint bricht 5
Was thou not of our IngUs all the Licht ?
Surmounting every Toung terreftriall,
As far as Mayis fair Morning dois Midnicht.
XXX. o
* This Panygyrick on Chawfer, as 'tis pevfe&ly gene-
rous and, handtbme from a Scots Poet, it likewiie ihews
that the Lowland Scots Language and the En^Ujk at that
Time, were the lame.
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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