Medival Scottish Poetry
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3 fellow herself.
"And, sen' thow art a king, thou be discreit ; Herb without vertew thou hald nocht of sic= pryce=^such, As herb of vertew and of odor sueit ; And lat no nettill vyle and full of vyce, Hir fallow^ to the gudly flour-de-lyce ; Nor latt no wyld weid, full of churlicheness, Compair hir till the lilleis nobilness.
"Nor hald non vdir flour in sic denty* 4 in such regard.
As the fresche Rois, of cuUour reid and quhyt ;* For gife thow dois, hurt is thyne honesty, Conciddering that no ...flour is so perfyt, So full of vertew, plesans, and delyt. So full of blisfuU angeilik bewty, Imperiall birth, honour, and dignite. " Than to the Rois scho turnyt hir visage, And said, "O lusty dochtir most benyng, Aboif the lilly illustare of lynnage, t Fro the stok r>'ell rysing fresche and ying.
But ony spot or macull doing spring"^; Cum, blowme of joy, with jemis to be cround. For our the laif^ thy bewty is renowned. " 5 Springing with- out spot or stain.
over the rest.
A coistly croun, with clarefeid stonis brycht.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 fellow herself.
"And, sen' thow art a king, thou be discreit ; Herb without vertew thou hald nocht of sic= pryce=^such, As herb of vertew and of odor sueit ; And lat no nettill vyle and full of vyce, Hir fallow^ to the gudly flour-de-lyce ; Nor latt no wyld weid, full of churlicheness, Compair hir till the lilleis nobilness.
"Nor hald non vdir flour in sic denty* 4 in such regard.
As the fresche Rois, of cuUour reid and quhyt ;* For gife thow dois, hurt is thyne honesty, Conciddering that no ...flour is so perfyt, So full of vertew, plesans, and delyt. So full of blisfuU angeilik bewty, Imperiall birth, honour, and dignite. " Than to the Rois scho turnyt hir visage, And said, "O lusty dochtir most benyng, Aboif the lilly illustare of lynnage, t Fro the stok r>'ell rysing fresche and ying.
But ony spot or macull doing spring"^; Cum, blowme of joy, with jemis to be cround. For our the laif^ thy bewty is renowned. " 5 Springing with- out spot or stain.
over the rest.
A coistly croun, with clarefeid stonis brycht.
What to read after Medival Scottish Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Eyre Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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