Specimens of Lyric Poetry Composed in England in the Reign of Edward the First
Specimens of Lyric Poetry Composed in England in the Reign of Edward the First
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Jhesu, do me that for thi name Me liketh to dreje pyne ant shame, That is thy soule note ant frame, Ant make myn herte milde ant tame.
Jhesu, al that is fayr to se, Al that to fleyhs mai likyng be, Al worldes blisse to leten, me Graunte for the love of the.
Jhesu, in the be al my thoht. Of other bUsse ne recchy noht, When ich of the mai felen oht, Thenne is my soule wel y-wroht.
72 SPECIMENS OF Jhesu, 3ef thou for-letest me, Wliat may mi lykyng of that y-se, Mai no god blisse with me be, Or tha...t thou come a3eyn to me.
Jesu, 3ef thou bist 3eorne bysoht, When thou comest ant elles noht, No fleishliche lust ne wicked thoht In to myn heorte ne be y-broht.
Jesu, mi soule is spoused to the, Ofte ych habbe mis-don a3eynes the, Jhesu, thi merci is wel fre, Jhesu, merci y crie to the.
Jhesu, with herte thi love y crave, | Hit bihoveth nede that ich hit have ; The deu of grace upon me lave. Ant from alle harmes thou me save.
Jesu, from me be al that thyng, That me may be to mislikyng ; Al that is nede thou me bryng ; To have thi love is my 3yrnyng.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jhesu, do me that for thi name Me liketh to dreje pyne ant shame, That is thy soule note ant frame, Ant make myn herte milde ant tame.
Jhesu, al that is fayr to se, Al that to fleyhs mai likyng be, Al worldes blisse to leten, me Graunte for the love of the.
Jhesu, in the be al my thoht. Of other bUsse ne recchy noht, When ich of the mai felen oht, Thenne is my soule wel y-wroht.
72 SPECIMENS OF Jhesu, 3ef thou for-letest me, Wliat may mi lykyng of that y-se, Mai no god blisse with me be, Or tha...t thou come a3eyn to me.
Jesu, 3ef thou bist 3eorne bysoht, When thou comest ant elles noht, No fleishliche lust ne wicked thoht In to myn heorte ne be y-broht.
Jesu, mi soule is spoused to the, Ofte ych habbe mis-don a3eynes the, Jhesu, thi merci is wel fre, Jhesu, merci y crie to the.
Jhesu, with herte thi love y crave, | Hit bihoveth nede that ich hit have ; The deu of grace upon me lave. Ant from alle harmes thou me save.
Jesu, from me be al that thyng, That me may be to mislikyng ; Al that is nede thou me bryng ; To have thi love is my 3yrnyng.
What to read after Specimens of Lyric Poetry Composed in England in the Reign of Edward the First?
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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