Specimens of English Literature From the Ploughmans Crede to the Shepheardes
Specimens of English Literature From the Ploughmans Crede to the Shepheardes
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Langhome says of him ' In nervous strains Dunbar's bold music flows, And time yet spares The Thistle and the Rose. ' The reader may consult with advantage an article on Dunbar's writings in Mr. Wright's Essays on the Middle Ages, vol. Ii. P. 291. ' The poems of Dunbar are chiefly contained in two MSS. , of which one, called the Bannatyne MS. , is described in ' Memorials of George Bannatyne, 1546-1698;' Edinburgh, 1829. This MS. Was written out by Bannatyne in 1548. The second, or Maitland MS. ..., is in the Pepysian Library at Cambridge, and is described by Pinkerton in his 'Ancient Scottish Poems ' Some account of the marriage of James IV is given in Leland's Collectanea, vol. Iii. P. 265, ed. 1770; see also Irving's Lives of Scottish Poets, i. 203.
Stanza i. Thair hour is, their orisons. In the poem called The Court of Love, wrongly attributed to Chaucer, the different parts of a morning service are sung by various birds. See Warton's note, XI. WILLIAM DUNBAR. 411 a. Window. This reminds us of Milton's L' Allegro, 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Langhome says of him ' In nervous strains Dunbar's bold music flows, And time yet spares The Thistle and the Rose. ' The reader may consult with advantage an article on Dunbar's writings in Mr. Wright's Essays on the Middle Ages, vol. Ii. P. 291. ' The poems of Dunbar are chiefly contained in two MSS. , of which one, called the Bannatyne MS. , is described in ' Memorials of George Bannatyne, 1546-1698;' Edinburgh, 1829. This MS. Was written out by Bannatyne in 1548. The second, or Maitland MS. ..., is in the Pepysian Library at Cambridge, and is described by Pinkerton in his 'Ancient Scottish Poems ' Some account of the marriage of James IV is given in Leland's Collectanea, vol. Iii. P. 265, ed. 1770; see also Irving's Lives of Scottish Poets, i. 203.
Stanza i. Thair hour is, their orisons. In the poem called The Court of Love, wrongly attributed to Chaucer, the different parts of a morning service are sung by various birds. See Warton's note, XI. WILLIAM DUNBAR. 411 a. Window. This reminds us of Milton's L' Allegro, 1.
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