TO HIS MAISTRES.

TO HIS MAISTRES.

Bright amorous ee vhare Love in ambush [lyes]—Cleir cristall tear distilde at our depairt[1518]Sueet secreit sigh more peircing nor a dairt—Inchanting voce, beuitcher of the wyse—Quhyt ivory hand vhilk thrust myfinger[s pryse]—I challenge you, the causers of my smarte,As homiceids and murtherers of my harte,In Resone’s court to suffer ane assyse.Bot oh! I fear, yea rather wot I weill,To be repledgt ye plainly will appeillTo Love, whom Resone never culd comm[and].Bot, since I can not better myn estate,Yit, vhill I live, at leist I sall regrateAne ee, a teir, a sigh, a voce, a hand.

Bright amorous ee vhare Love in ambush [lyes]—Cleir cristall tear distilde at our depairt[1518]Sueet secreit sigh more peircing nor a dairt—Inchanting voce, beuitcher of the wyse—Quhyt ivory hand vhilk thrust myfinger[s pryse]—I challenge you, the causers of my smarte,As homiceids and murtherers of my harte,In Resone’s court to suffer ane assyse.Bot oh! I fear, yea rather wot I weill,To be repledgt ye plainly will appeillTo Love, whom Resone never culd comm[and].Bot, since I can not better myn estate,Yit, vhill I live, at leist I sall regrateAne ee, a teir, a sigh, a voce, a hand.

Bright amorous ee vhare Love in ambush [lyes]—Cleir cristall tear distilde at our depairt[1518]Sueet secreit sigh more peircing nor a dairt—Inchanting voce, beuitcher of the wyse—Quhyt ivory hand vhilk thrust myfinger[s pryse]—I challenge you, the causers of my smarte,As homiceids and murtherers of my harte,In Resone’s court to suffer ane assyse.Bot oh! I fear, yea rather wot I weill,To be repledgt ye plainly will appeillTo Love, whom Resone never culd comm[and].Bot, since I can not better myn estate,Yit, vhill I live, at leist I sall regrateAne ee, a teir, a sigh, a voce, a hand.

Bright amorous ee vhare Love in ambush [lyes]—

Cleir cristall tear distilde at our depairt[1518]

Sueet secreit sigh more peircing nor a dairt—

Inchanting voce, beuitcher of the wyse—

Quhyt ivory hand vhilk thrust myfinger[s pryse]—

I challenge you, the causers of my smarte,

As homiceids and murtherers of my harte,

In Resone’s court to suffer ane assyse.

Bot oh! I fear, yea rather wot I weill,

To be repledgt ye plainly will appeill

To Love, whom Resone never culd comm[and].

Bot, since I can not better myn estate,

Yit, vhill I live, at leist I sall regrate

Ane ee, a teir, a sigh, a voce, a hand.


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