English Literature An Illustrated Record volume 4
English Literature An Illustrated Record volume 4
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Document in the hand- writing OF Edmund Spenser.
Siqua habes nova de statu illor' Dfior* in castro remanentiiji p sertim Dni Baronis Ossoriensis mihi rescribe si ille no deliquit in principem semper illi favendu sentio : multos habet adversarios sed vtina illi tam fideles cent Principi vti ego ilium ee puto TuiE excellentiie Verus amicus Marmaducius Cassellens, Copia Vera / Edm. Spser.
Page 262. From "Basilikon Doron. " puritie according to goddis worde, a sufficient pro- uision for thaire sust...entaiion, a comlie ordoure in thaire policie, pryde punished, hvnnilitie aduauncid, & Ihay sa to reuerence thaire superioris, iS: thaire flokkis thaims as the floorishing of your kirke in pietie, peax & learning maye be ane of the cheif pointis of youra earthlie glorie, being euer a'yke uarre with baith the extremities, als weill as ye represse the uaine puritane sa not to suffer proude pap:ill bishonpis, but as sum for thaire qualities will deserue to be pmeferrid before of otheris sa chaine thame with sice bandis as may prreserue that estait from creiping to corruption the next estate now that be ordoure cunimisin purpoise, according to thaire rankis in parliament is the nobillitie althoch seconde in ranke yett ouer farre first in great- nesse & pouaire ather to doe goode or euill as ihay are inclyned, the naturall seikenessis that I haue perceaued that estate sul)iect to in my tyme lies bene a fekles arrogant conceat of thaire greatnes & pouaire, drinking in with thaire uerrie noorishe milke that thaire honoure stoode in comiiting three pointis of iniquitie, to thrall be opression the meaner sorte that duellis nere thame to thaire seruice & follouing, allthoch thay haulde nathing of thaime, to mainlaine thaire seruandis & dependairis in any wronge althoch thay be not ansour- able to the law (for any boddie will mainteine his man in a richt cause) & for any displeasure that thay aprehende to be done unto thaime be thaire neichboure to take up a plaine feade against him, & without respect to god, king, or commounweill to bang it out brauelie, he & all his kinne against him & all his, yea thay will thinke the king farre in thaire conimoune in kaice thay agree to graunte ane assurance to a shorte daye for keiping of the peax, quhaire be thaire naturall deutie thay are obleist to obeye the law & keipe the pea>re all the dayes of thaire lyfe upon the perrell of thair Page 303.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Document in the hand- writing OF Edmund Spenser.
Siqua habes nova de statu illor' Dfior* in castro remanentiiji p sertim Dni Baronis Ossoriensis mihi rescribe si ille no deliquit in principem semper illi favendu sentio : multos habet adversarios sed vtina illi tam fideles cent Principi vti ego ilium ee puto TuiE excellentiie Verus amicus Marmaducius Cassellens, Copia Vera / Edm. Spser.
Page 262. From "Basilikon Doron. " puritie according to goddis worde, a sufficient pro- uision for thaire sust...entaiion, a comlie ordoure in thaire policie, pryde punished, hvnnilitie aduauncid, & Ihay sa to reuerence thaire superioris, iS: thaire flokkis thaims as the floorishing of your kirke in pietie, peax & learning maye be ane of the cheif pointis of youra earthlie glorie, being euer a'yke uarre with baith the extremities, als weill as ye represse the uaine puritane sa not to suffer proude pap:ill bishonpis, but as sum for thaire qualities will deserue to be pmeferrid before of otheris sa chaine thame with sice bandis as may prreserue that estait from creiping to corruption the next estate now that be ordoure cunimisin purpoise, according to thaire rankis in parliament is the nobillitie althoch seconde in ranke yett ouer farre first in great- nesse & pouaire ather to doe goode or euill as ihay are inclyned, the naturall seikenessis that I haue perceaued that estate sul)iect to in my tyme lies bene a fekles arrogant conceat of thaire greatnes & pouaire, drinking in with thaire uerrie noorishe milke that thaire honoure stoode in comiiting three pointis of iniquitie, to thrall be opression the meaner sorte that duellis nere thame to thaire seruice & follouing, allthoch thay haulde nathing of thaime, to mainlaine thaire seruandis & dependairis in any wronge althoch thay be not ansour- able to the law (for any boddie will mainteine his man in a richt cause) & for any displeasure that thay aprehende to be done unto thaime be thaire neichboure to take up a plaine feade against him, & without respect to god, king, or commounweill to bang it out brauelie, he & all his kinne against him & all his, yea thay will thinke the king farre in thaire conimoune in kaice thay agree to graunte ane assurance to a shorte daye for keiping of the peax, quhaire be thaire naturall deutie thay are obleist to obeye the law & keipe the pea>re all the dayes of thaire lyfe upon the perrell of thair Page 303.
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