The Towneley Mysteries
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If it be sothe, this new tythyng, Som worship wold I do that kyng, Therfor I pray you that ye bryng Me tythyngs soyn. Priynus Rex. Alleredy, lord, at youre bydyng It shalbe doyn. Secundus Rex. Alas, in world how have we sped \ Where is the lyght that us has led ? Some clowde, for sothe, that starne has cled From us away ; In strong stowre now ar we sted, What may we say ? Tercius Rex. Wo worth Herode, that corsyd wyght ! Wo M'orth that tyrant day and nyght ! For thrughe hym have we lost that si...ght And for his gyle, That shoyn to us with bemys so bright With in a whyle. Here lyghtes the kynges of thare horses. Pywius Rex. Lordynges, I red we pi'ay alle thre To that Lord, whose natyvyte The starne betokyned that we can se, Alle with his wylle ; Pray we specyally that he Wold show it us untylle.
Here knele alle the thre kynges downe. Secundus Rex. Thou chyld, whose myght no tong may telle, As thou art Lord of heven and helle, Thy nobylle starne Emanuelle Thou send us yare ; That we may wytt by fyrthe and felle How we shalle fare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it be sothe, this new tythyng, Som worship wold I do that kyng, Therfor I pray you that ye bryng Me tythyngs soyn. Priynus Rex. Alleredy, lord, at youre bydyng It shalbe doyn. Secundus Rex. Alas, in world how have we sped \ Where is the lyght that us has led ? Some clowde, for sothe, that starne has cled From us away ; In strong stowre now ar we sted, What may we say ? Tercius Rex. Wo worth Herode, that corsyd wyght ! Wo M'orth that tyrant day and nyght ! For thrughe hym have we lost that si...ght And for his gyle, That shoyn to us with bemys so bright With in a whyle. Here lyghtes the kynges of thare horses. Pywius Rex. Lordynges, I red we pi'ay alle thre To that Lord, whose natyvyte The starne betokyned that we can se, Alle with his wylle ; Pray we specyally that he Wold show it us untylle.
Here knele alle the thre kynges downe. Secundus Rex. Thou chyld, whose myght no tong may telle, As thou art Lord of heven and helle, Thy nobylle starne Emanuelle Thou send us yare ; That we may wytt by fyrthe and felle How we shalle fare.
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