Nugae Poeticae Select Pieces of Old English Popular Poetry Illustrating the Ma
Nugae Poeticae Select Pieces of Old English Popular Poetry Illustrating the Ma
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But Jhesu, Lord Almyghty kyng, as thou madyst me of noght! And swete Lady, to the y pray, to have my fadur in thy thoght ! Moste specyall moder in vyrgynyte, beseche thy sone so precyous, That he on my fadur have mercy, that sufferyth grete dolourys ! And all the seyntys that ben in hevyn, specially to yow y pray, For my fadur to be medyatour, to helpe hym yf ye may! God graunte -me grace to do that thynge that may turne hys soule to hele, And all the holy felaschypp of hevyn youre preyers that... he may fele ; Fadur, y schall do my parte to helpe yow owt of peyne, Yf y schulde leye my selfe to wedd or that ye come ageyne. " " Y charge yow, fadur, " seyde Wyllyam, " in ver- tue of the Trynyte ! Thys day vij. Nyght that ye come ageyn, and speke ryght here wythe me ! When thys grysly gost was goon, Wyllyam thoght in hys mode 30 THE MERCHANT AND HIS SON.
Hys fadur had broght hym up wyth falsely getyn gode ; He wente unto hys may sty r ageyne, and knelyd upon hys knee, "Welcome, Wyllyam, " seyde the marchand, " and dere welcome to mee !
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But Jhesu, Lord Almyghty kyng, as thou madyst me of noght! And swete Lady, to the y pray, to have my fadur in thy thoght ! Moste specyall moder in vyrgynyte, beseche thy sone so precyous, That he on my fadur have mercy, that sufferyth grete dolourys ! And all the seyntys that ben in hevyn, specially to yow y pray, For my fadur to be medyatour, to helpe hym yf ye may! God graunte -me grace to do that thynge that may turne hys soule to hele, And all the holy felaschypp of hevyn youre preyers that... he may fele ; Fadur, y schall do my parte to helpe yow owt of peyne, Yf y schulde leye my selfe to wedd or that ye come ageyne. " " Y charge yow, fadur, " seyde Wyllyam, " in ver- tue of the Trynyte ! Thys day vij. Nyght that ye come ageyn, and speke ryght here wythe me ! When thys grysly gost was goon, Wyllyam thoght in hys mode 30 THE MERCHANT AND HIS SON.
Hys fadur had broght hym up wyth falsely getyn gode ; He wente unto hys may sty r ageyne, and knelyd upon hys knee, "Welcome, Wyllyam, " seyde the marchand, " and dere welcome to mee !
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