Early Scottish Metrical Tales
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XXVI.
Wearie I was, and thocht to sit at rest, Bot hee said, " Na : thou may not sit nor stand ; Hald on thy course, and thou sail find it best, Gif thou desyris to sie that pleasant land. " Thocht I was waik, I rais at his command, And held him fast ; at lenth he leit me sie That pleasant place, quhilk semit to be at hand. " Tak curage now, for thou art neir, " said hee.
XXVII.
I luikit up unto that Castell fair, Glistring lyke gold, and schyning silver bricht : The staitlie toures did mount a...bove the air, Thay blindit mee, thay cuist sa greit aue licht. My heart was glaid to sie that joyfull sicht, My voyage than I thocht was not in vaine. I him besocht to guyde me thair ariclit, With manie vowes never to tyre agaiue.
ANE GODLIE DEE A ME. 187 XXVIII.
" Thocht thou be neir, the way is wonderous hard, 8aid bee againe, thairfoir thou mon be stout ; Fainte not for feir, for cowarts ar debard — That hes na heart to go thair voyage out : Pluck up thy heart, and grip mee fast about, Out throw yon trance together we maun go : The gait is law, remember for to lout, Gif this war past, wee have not mauie mo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXVI.
Wearie I was, and thocht to sit at rest, Bot hee said, " Na : thou may not sit nor stand ; Hald on thy course, and thou sail find it best, Gif thou desyris to sie that pleasant land. " Thocht I was waik, I rais at his command, And held him fast ; at lenth he leit me sie That pleasant place, quhilk semit to be at hand. " Tak curage now, for thou art neir, " said hee.
XXVII.
I luikit up unto that Castell fair, Glistring lyke gold, and schyning silver bricht : The staitlie toures did mount a...bove the air, Thay blindit mee, thay cuist sa greit aue licht. My heart was glaid to sie that joyfull sicht, My voyage than I thocht was not in vaine. I him besocht to guyde me thair ariclit, With manie vowes never to tyre agaiue.
ANE GODLIE DEE A ME. 187 XXVIII.
" Thocht thou be neir, the way is wonderous hard, 8aid bee againe, thairfoir thou mon be stout ; Fainte not for feir, for cowarts ar debard — That hes na heart to go thair voyage out : Pluck up thy heart, and grip mee fast about, Out throw yon trance together we maun go : The gait is law, remember for to lout, Gif this war past, wee have not mauie mo.
What to read after Early Scottish Metrical Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laing, David, 1793-1878, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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