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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Bellisa pansiue satt, and in her hands,more whyte then snaw, did hald the holye booke,
and reiding that which shee weill vnderstands
devoltlye with her eyes did thairin looke;
and quhils her heide was boued her brest shee strooke,
and with a godlye and a gudlye ȝeale
pourd furth her sighs of vapours ful and smoke,
and with such incence did her plantis revele.
“O god,” sayd [?] I, “and [?] dois my day[m]e bewayle
my sore afflicted and distressed state?”
“O god,” sayd[?] I, “repents shee of her fayte,
her wrathe, her rigours, and her m[u]rder [?] greate?
no! no! for this I see and am asseurd,
her godlines dois mak her mair indurd.”
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