Songs And Carols From a Manuscript in the British Museum of the Fifteenth Centur
Songs And Carols From a Manuscript in the British Museum of the Fifteenth Centur
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I SAW a fayr maydyn syttyn and synge, Sche lullyd a lytyl chyld, a swete lordyng, Lullay, myn, [etc. ] That eche lord is that that made alle thinge, Of alle lordis he is lord, of alle kynges kyng.
Lullay.
SONGS AND CAROLS. 95 Ther was mekyl melody at that chyldes berthe, Alle tho wern in hevene blys thei made mekyl merthe, [LuUay. ] Aungelebryjt thei song that ny3t and seydyn to that cliyld, Blyssid be thou, and so be sche that is bothe mek and myld.
[Lullay. ] Prey we now to that chyld, and to... his moder dere, Grawnt hem his blyssyng that now makyn chere.
[Lullay. ] LXX.
Hostis Herodis impie, Christum venire quid times ? non erpit mortalia. Enmy Herowde, thou wokkyd kyng, Qwy dredes thou the of Cristes comyng ? He dezyryt here non erthely thing, That hevene hajt at his 3evyng.
Ibaiit magi quam viderant stellam sequentes, premant lumen. Thre kynges thei saw a sterre ful bryjt, Thei folwyd it with al here myjt, Bry3tnesse thei saw throw that lyjt, Thei knewc God with here 3yftes ry3t.
96 SOXGS AND CAROLS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I SAW a fayr maydyn syttyn and synge, Sche lullyd a lytyl chyld, a swete lordyng, Lullay, myn, [etc. ] That eche lord is that that made alle thinge, Of alle lordis he is lord, of alle kynges kyng.
Lullay.
SONGS AND CAROLS. 95 Ther was mekyl melody at that chyldes berthe, Alle tho wern in hevene blys thei made mekyl merthe, [LuUay. ] Aungelebryjt thei song that ny3t and seydyn to that cliyld, Blyssid be thou, and so be sche that is bothe mek and myld.
[Lullay. ] Prey we now to that chyld, and to... his moder dere, Grawnt hem his blyssyng that now makyn chere.
[Lullay. ] LXX.
Hostis Herodis impie, Christum venire quid times ? non erpit mortalia. Enmy Herowde, thou wokkyd kyng, Qwy dredes thou the of Cristes comyng ? He dezyryt here non erthely thing, That hevene hajt at his 3evyng.
Ibaiit magi quam viderant stellam sequentes, premant lumen. Thre kynges thei saw a sterre ful bryjt, Thei folwyd it with al here myjt, Bry3tnesse thei saw throw that lyjt, Thei knewc God with here 3yftes ry3t.
96 SOXGS AND CAROLS.
What to read after Songs And Carols From a Manuscript in the British Museum of the Fifteenth Centur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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