The Complete Poems of Robert Southwell
The Complete Poems of Robert Southwell
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She shortly was to drincke Thy dearest bloode, And yelde Thy soule awaye to Satan's cave ; She shortly was Thy cors in tombe to shroude, And with them all thy Deity e to have ; Now then in one Thou joyntly yealdest all, That severally to earth should shortely fall.
1 O prostrate Christ ! erect my croked mynde ; Lord ! lett Thy fall my flight from earth obtayne ; Or if I still in Earth must nedes be shrynde, Then, Lord ! on Earth come fall yet once againe ; And ether yelde with me in earthe to l...ye, Or els with Thee to take me to the skye !
x /^ **\ NEW PRINCE, NEW POMPE. 107 NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
St. I. 1. 1, Addl. MS. 10. 422 reads 'synnes, ' as in 1596, &c. St. Ii. Line 4, Addl. MS. 10. 422 reads 'Nee' for 'Nor, ' and 1596 ' Ne. ' I have adopted it in preference to ' Nor, ' as in TURN- BULL and our MS.
St. Iii. Line 4, 'poyse' is = poize. I note this, as 'poise' in the present day gives rather the idea of balance.
St. V. Line 6, our MS. Inadvertently reads ' the' for ' she. ' St. Vi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She shortly was to drincke Thy dearest bloode, And yelde Thy soule awaye to Satan's cave ; She shortly was Thy cors in tombe to shroude, And with them all thy Deity e to have ; Now then in one Thou joyntly yealdest all, That severally to earth should shortely fall.
1 O prostrate Christ ! erect my croked mynde ; Lord ! lett Thy fall my flight from earth obtayne ; Or if I still in Earth must nedes be shrynde, Then, Lord ! on Earth come fall yet once againe ; And ether yelde with me in earthe to l...ye, Or els with Thee to take me to the skye !
x /^ **\ NEW PRINCE, NEW POMPE. 107 NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
St. I. 1. 1, Addl. MS. 10. 422 reads 'synnes, ' as in 1596, &c. St. Ii. Line 4, Addl. MS. 10. 422 reads 'Nee' for 'Nor, ' and 1596 ' Ne. ' I have adopted it in preference to ' Nor, ' as in TURN- BULL and our MS.
St. Iii. Line 4, 'poyse' is = poize. I note this, as 'poise' in the present day gives rather the idea of balance.
St. V. Line 6, our MS. Inadvertently reads ' the' for ' she. ' St. Vi.
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