The Works of William Fowler Secretary to Queen Anne, Wife of James VI. Edited with introduction, appendix, notes and glossary by Henry W. Meikle |
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Lord quha redemes the deid and doth reviue,and stumbling things preservs fra farder fall,
quha mercyeis maks the sinfull saul to liue,
and dothe to mynde na mair there guylt re[call],
aboliss, lord, my faults baith great and smal,
and my contempt and my offence efface;
by thy sweit meiknes and thy mercye thral
my stubborne thoughts, proud rebells to thy grace;
In thy sones bloode my sinns, great god, displace,
and giue me words to cal vpon thy name.
Lord in thy wonted kyndnes me embrace,
that to this age I may these words procla[m]e:
“as I In one god euer ay haith trust,
so ar his promeis steadfast, trewe, and Iust.”
W. Fouler.
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