Fifteenth Century Prose And Verse
Fifteenth Century Prose And Verse
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257 SECOND PROPHET. Yet can I not espy by no wise How this child born should be without nature's prejudice. FIRST PROPHET. Nay, no prejudice unto nature, I dare well say ; For the King of nature may Have all at His own will.
Did not the power of God Make Aaron's rod Bear fruit in one day ?
SECOND PROPHET. Truth it is indeed. FIRST PROPHET. Then look you and read. SECOND PROPHET. Ah ! I perceive the seed Whereupon that you spake. It was for our need That He frail nature did take, And His blood H...e should shed Amends for to make For our transgression ; As it is said in prophecy That of the line of Judee Should spring a right Messee By whom all we Shall have redemption.
FIRST PROPHET. Sir, now is the time come, And the date thereof run, Of His nativity. SECOND PROPHET. Yet I beseech you heartily That ye would show me how That this strange novelty Were brought unto you.
FIRST PROPHET. This other night so cold, Hereby upon a wold, Shepherds watching their fold, In the night so far To them appeared a star, And ever it drew them nar ; R 12 258 A MIRACLE PLAY OF THE NATIVITY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
257 SECOND PROPHET. Yet can I not espy by no wise How this child born should be without nature's prejudice. FIRST PROPHET. Nay, no prejudice unto nature, I dare well say ; For the King of nature may Have all at His own will.
Did not the power of God Make Aaron's rod Bear fruit in one day ?
SECOND PROPHET. Truth it is indeed. FIRST PROPHET. Then look you and read. SECOND PROPHET. Ah ! I perceive the seed Whereupon that you spake. It was for our need That He frail nature did take, And His blood H...e should shed Amends for to make For our transgression ; As it is said in prophecy That of the line of Judee Should spring a right Messee By whom all we Shall have redemption.
FIRST PROPHET. Sir, now is the time come, And the date thereof run, Of His nativity. SECOND PROPHET. Yet I beseech you heartily That ye would show me how That this strange novelty Were brought unto you.
FIRST PROPHET. This other night so cold, Hereby upon a wold, Shepherds watching their fold, In the night so far To them appeared a star, And ever it drew them nar ; R 12 258 A MIRACLE PLAY OF THE NATIVITY.
What to read after Fifteenth Century Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1859-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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