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the W2y to hell,
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£ living foul) toftrye him faithfuUic ;
hnA ftora dtc htl! he thee redecsit'd again r
Obey nay voJcei and ftons thy fins rrfrajn.
S I N N £ R.
Alace '. Sasan,tfe« world, and fltfli alfo,
AU thre« in oa» confpired hath my wosi
Me to intrapt in finful pleafurss here.
Through fin andfathan> dsith and eodicfsfeas,
CHRIST.
Bt!i(TC my word, and Sn thy heart iraprint
My foffrings for thy fa k« , and do repent.
P ray to our Fathetfor the Sp'rit of grace :
To tnend^hy !ife» God gr^nr thee tiaie and fpace.
5 1 N N 8 R.
Alace! myfote-faidfoes faU craftily
Dotb me entifs from thy precepts to fl y i
Andfollow plsafurei of ray fle(h and Go.
The which is fwest to pafi tny time therein.
C « « J 5 T.
O carelefs man .' that fweetnefs brings co gaioi
But in the end eternal woe and pain.
Fly Gntberefore. the Sabbath daythoa k*«p s^
My Word will dta® tb«;efe\otn thatfiafBl flcep.
$ J K N H K-
Alace ! myLotdj IfigfitcontinualSy
Againft ths Divil, the world, andfiefcj all three J
So that my wits aad fccfes are grown dumfc>
Qogged with worfdSy things, aJmoSoT'ieoias'
C fl R J S T.
Cail fjrft thy care to con<3uer hca?«n sboTCj
Through fajtfe ia me> aad godly works in love t
Thy Patfesr who doth know thy prefejit needs
WUl thse fupflyof worldly things with (peed*
5 / N N £ R.
Profperity makej me fo^aetimet misknow s
Adrerfity makes me defpair and low-
Whiles with the one and othsr ana torment,
M^ich marts my coind , and makes nse raiS-cotilCBt.
i« C i? R / S T.
If riches grow t Jet not thy heart thereon,
Lefitbst if make thee like the rich Glutton.
1 Riches well us'd, Gods bifffing doth procure ;
Ucioft with want* tbcn Lazarus was poor.
Betwist
It
sne, Agalnft my Lord and Maker to rfbcll, WkbfwectaUurcEients Jeads
the W2y to hell,
C iS R I S T.
O finful man> fince God bath cic at tliee
£ living foul) toftrye him faithfuUic ;
hnA ftora dtc htl! he thee redecsit'd again r
Obey nay voJcei and ftons thy fins rrfrajn.
S I N N £ R.
Alace '. Sasan,tfe« world, and fltfli alfo,
AU thre« in oa» confpired hath my wosi
Me to intrapt in finful pleafurss here.
Through fin andfathan> dsith and eodicfsfeas,
CHRIST.
Bt!i(TC my word, and Sn thy heart iraprint
My foffrings for thy fa k« , and do repent.
P ray to our Fathetfor the Sp'rit of grace :
To tnend^hy !ife» God gr^nr thee tiaie and fpace.
5 1 N N 8 R.
Alace! myfote-faidfoes faU craftily
Dotb me entifs from thy precepts to fl y i
Andfollow plsafurei of ray fle(h and Go.
The which is fwest to pafi tny time therein.
C « « J 5 T.
O carelefs man .' that fweetnefs brings co gaioi
But in the end eternal woe and pain.
Fly Gntberefore. the Sabbath daythoa k*«p s^
My Word will dta® tb«;efe\otn thatfiafBl flcep.
$ J K N H K-
Alace ! myLotdj IfigfitcontinualSy
Againft ths Divil, the world, andfiefcj all three J
So that my wits aad fccfes are grown dumfc>
Qogged with worfdSy things, aJmoSoT'ieoias'
C fl R J S T.
Cail fjrft thy care to con<3uer hca?«n sboTCj
Through fajtfe ia me> aad godly works in love t
Thy Patfesr who doth know thy prefejit needs
WUl thse fupflyof worldly things with (peed*
5 / N N £ R.
Profperity makej me fo^aetimet misknow s
Adrerfity makes me defpair and low-
Whiles with the one and othsr ana torment,
M^ich marts my coind , and makes nse raiS-cotilCBt.
i« C i? R / S T.
If riches grow t Jet not thy heart thereon,
Lefitbst if make thee like the rich Glutton.
1 Riches well us'd, Gods bifffing doth procure ;
Ucioft with want* tbcn Lazarus was poor.
Betwist
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| Special collections of printed music > Glen Collection of printed music > Printed music > Cantus, songs and fancies > (41) [Page 27] |
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| Description | To three, four, or five parts, both apt for voices and viols With a brief introduction to music. As is taught in the music-school of Aberdeen. The third edition, much enlarged and corrected. Paisley: [Reproduced by photo-lithography for the new club series by] Alexander Gardner, [1879]. Imprint of original: Printed in Aberdeen : by John Forbes, 1682. Signatures: pi¹ A-O⁴. |
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| Shelfmark | Glen.73 |
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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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