Early Scottish Poetry
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The right of coining money is confirmed to the Church ; Edward I. Conquers Wales ; and in Dunfermline at the translation of St. Margaret, a miracle happens, her body refusing to be lifted till that of her husband Malcolm has first been removed. Upon the king's death his wise government receives justice at the hands of the poet. ] A thowsand twa hundyr foure score off yhere The fyft, fra that the Madyn clere Jhesu Cryst cure Lord had borne, Alysandyr oure kyng deyd at Kyngorne. Fra that place he... wes had syne 1 And enteryd in Dwnfermlyne. In that collegyd kyrk he lyis Hys spyryt in-till paradys.
a lamented him sore.
3 preserved.
Scotland menyd hym than full sare% For wndyr hym all his legis ware In honoure, qwyete, and in pes, For-thi cald PESSYBILL KYNG he wes. He honoryd God and Haly Kyrk, And medfull dedys he oysyd to wyrk. Till all prestys he dyd reverens, And sawffyd 3 thare statys wyth diligens. He [was] stedfast in crystyn fay; ORYGYNALE CRONYKIL.
161 Relygyows men he honoryde ay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The right of coining money is confirmed to the Church ; Edward I. Conquers Wales ; and in Dunfermline at the translation of St. Margaret, a miracle happens, her body refusing to be lifted till that of her husband Malcolm has first been removed. Upon the king's death his wise government receives justice at the hands of the poet. ] A thowsand twa hundyr foure score off yhere The fyft, fra that the Madyn clere Jhesu Cryst cure Lord had borne, Alysandyr oure kyng deyd at Kyngorne. Fra that place he... wes had syne 1 And enteryd in Dwnfermlyne. In that collegyd kyrk he lyis Hys spyryt in-till paradys.
a lamented him sore.
3 preserved.
Scotland menyd hym than full sare% For wndyr hym all his legis ware In honoure, qwyete, and in pes, For-thi cald PESSYBILL KYNG he wes. He honoryd God and Haly Kyrk, And medfull dedys he oysyd to wyrk. Till all prestys he dyd reverens, And sawffyd 3 thare statys wyth diligens. He [was] stedfast in crystyn fay; ORYGYNALE CRONYKIL.
161 Relygyows men he honoryde ay.
What to read after Early Scottish Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Eyre Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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