The Wedderburns And Their Work Or the Sacred Poetry of the Scottish Reformatio
The Wedderburns And Their Work Or the Sacred Poetry of the Scottish Reformatio
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: — (Wedderdurn. ) Except the Lord with us had stand, Had not the Lord been our war rand, Say furth Israel unfeinzetly, When men upraise in our countrey. They had us all on live devored. With ire so sharply they us shored. So kendled was their cruelty.
Coverdale. Except the Lord had been with us, Now may Israel say boldly ; Except the Lorde had been with us, When men rose up against us fiercely ; They had devoured us quyck doubtlesse. And had overwoune us comfortlesse They were so wroth at us t...ruly.
For like the water and walles bryme, * They had ouerwhelmed us with might, Like burnes that in spait fast rin.
They had ouerthrawne us with slight The waves of waters had wrapped us in ; The bulrand strcames of their pryde Our soul had gone under the fioode.
Had perished us throw back and syde. The deep waters of these proud men And reft fra us our life full right. Had ronne our soules over, where they stoode. But loving to the Lord alone. The Lord be praysed every houre.
That gave us nocht to be their prey, That wold not suffer them us to devoure, To be rent with their teeth anone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: — (Wedderdurn. ) Except the Lord with us had stand, Had not the Lord been our war rand, Say furth Israel unfeinzetly, When men upraise in our countrey. They had us all on live devored. With ire so sharply they us shored. So kendled was their cruelty.
Coverdale. Except the Lord had been with us, Now may Israel say boldly ; Except the Lorde had been with us, When men rose up against us fiercely ; They had devoured us quyck doubtlesse. And had overwoune us comfortlesse They were so wroth at us t...ruly.
For like the water and walles bryme, * They had ouerwhelmed us with might, Like burnes that in spait fast rin.
They had ouerthrawne us with slight The waves of waters had wrapped us in ; The bulrand strcames of their pryde Our soul had gone under the fioode.
Had perished us throw back and syde. The deep waters of these proud men And reft fra us our life full right. Had ronne our soules over, where they stoode. But loving to the Lord alone. The Lord be praysed every houre.
That gave us nocht to be their prey, That wold not suffer them us to devoure, To be rent with their teeth anone.
What to read after The Wedderburns And Their Work Or the Sacred Poetry of the Scottish Reformatio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Ferrier Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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