The Poems of William Dunbar, Volume 3Society, 1893 - Denmark |
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3our agane allace amang awin baith bayth befoir blyth callit confort cumis deid deir dois doun evir fair fals Finis quod flour fresche Freyr fro the splene furth gaif glaid grene grit gude haif haill hairt hald haue heir hevin keip kynd lasar to repent leif littill Lord LORD OF AUBIGNY lordis lufe luif lusty luve lyfe maid mair maist makis meit mekle micht mirry mony mycht mynd nane nevir Nixt nocht nycht pane poems Quha quhair Quhat quhen Quhilk to considder Quhill quhill thow quhome quhyt Quod Dumbar richt rycht rysis sall sayis schame Schir scho sene sone sould sowld discretioun stryfe suld sweit Symone Syne thair Thairfoir thame thay thir thocht thow thow art thyne Timor Mortis conturbat toun trew tyme vertew vnto vpoun vthir wald warld weill Welcum wicht WILLIAM DUNBAR ΙΟ
Popular passages
Page 20 - 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, so birst out hir notis That never ane blythfullar bird was on the beuche harde...
Page 171 - Tane leif at Nature with ane orient blast. And lusty May, that muddir is of flouris, Had maid the birdis to begyn thair houris 5 Amang the tendir odouris reid and quhyt, Quhois armony to heir it wes delyt: 2.
Page 60 - Puer natus est. Archangellis, angellis, and dompnationis, Tronis, potestatis, and marteiris seir, And all ye hevinly operationis, Ster, planeit, firmament, and speir, Fyre, erd, air, and watter cleir, To him gife loving, most and lest, That come in to so meik maneir; Et nobis Puer natus est.
Page 25 - My husband wes a hur maister, the hugeast in erd, Tharfor I hait him with my hert, sa help me our Lord ! He is a young man ryght yaip, bot nought in youth flouris...
Page 177 - O blissit be the hour That thow wes chosin to be our principall ; Welcome to be our princes of honour, Our perle, our plesans and our paramour, 180 Our peax, our play, our plane felicite, Chryst the conserf frome all aduersite.
Page 144 - He for our saik that sufferit to be slane, And lyk a lamb in sacrifice wes dicht, Is lyk a lyone rissin up agane, And as...
Page 171 - Amang the tendir odouris reid and quhyt, Quhois armony to heir it wes delyt: In bed at morrow, sleiping as I lay, Me thocht Aurora with hir cristall ene...
Page 37 - The bab full of benignite ; Timor mortis conturbat me. He takis the campion in the stour, The capitane closit in the tour, The lady in bour full of bewte ; Timor mortis conturbat me.
Page iv - Hir cristall teris I saw hyng on the flouris, Quhilk he for lufe all drank up wyth his hete.
Page 22 - Than suld I waill ane full weill, our all the wyd realme, That suld my womanheid weild the lang winter nicht ; And...