Selections from the Early Scottish PoetsWilliam Hand Browne John Hopkins Press, 1896 - 240 ページ |
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115 ページ - Awalk, luvaris, out of your slomering, Se how the lusty morrow dois up spring.
29 ページ - Now was there maid fast by the Touris wall A gardyn faire, and in the corneris set Ane herbere grene, with wandis long and small Railit about, and so with treis set Was all the place, and hawthorn hegis knet, That lyf was non walkyng there forbye, That mycht within scarce any wight aspy.
122 ページ - In haly legendis haif I hard allevin, Ma sanctis of bischoppis, nor freiris, be sic sevin; Off full few freiris that hes bene sanctis I reid; Quhairfoir ga bring to me ane bischopis weid, Gife evir thow wald my saule zeid vnto Hevin.
118 ページ - This awfull beist full terrible wes of cheir, Persing of luke, and stout of countenance, Rycht strong of corpis, of fassoun fair but feir, Lusty of schaip, lycht of deliverance, 95 Reid of his cullour as is the ruby glance; On feild of gold he stude full mychtely. With flour delycis sirculit lustely.
130 ページ - With curches, cassin thair abone, of kirsp cleir and thin: Thair mantillis grein war as the gress that grew in May sessoun, Fetrit with thair quhyt fingaris about thair fair sydis: Off ferliful fyne favour war thair faceis meik, All full of flurist fairheid, as flouris in June; Quhyt, seimlie, and soft, as the sweit lillies...
132 ページ - My freind, cum neir, And be not strange, I the requeir; Cum brodir, by the hand me tak, Remember thow hes compt to mak Off all thi tyme thow spendit heir.
123 ページ - Als lang as I did beir the freiris style, In me, God wait, wes mony wrink and wyle ; In me wes falset with every wicht to flatter, Quhilk mycht be flemit with na haly waiter; I wes ay reddy all men to begyle.
129 ページ - quhair will ye, man? Bot now I luif that graceles gane." PROLOGUE TO THE TRETIS OF THE TUA MARIIT WEMEN AND THE WEDO Apon the Midsummer evin, mirriest of nichtis, I muvit furth allane, neir as midnicht wes past, Besyd ane gudlie grein garth, full of gay flouris, Hegeit, of ane huge hicht, with hawthorne treis; Quhairon ane bird, on ane bransche...
117 ページ - Baith beist, and bird and flour, befoir the quene, And first the Lyone, gretast of degre, Was callit thair, and he, most fair to sene, With a full hardy contenance and kene, Befoir dame Natur come, and did inclyne, 90 With visage bawld, and curage leonyne.
31 ページ - The fairest or the freschest younge floure That ever I sawe, methought, before that houre, For quhich sodayne abate, anon astert . The blude of all my body to my hert.