The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun printed on parallel pages from the Cottonian and Wemyss mss., with the variants of the other texts: Edited with introduction, notes, and glossary by F. J. Amours |
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| CXCVII. | CHAPTER CXCVII. |
 | CHAPTER CXCVII. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
CHAPTER CXCVII.
Off Robert oure Kingis ending
And of his eldest sonnis crownyng.
And of his eldest sonnis crownyng.
In þe tyme of þis tretyss
Was at Boloune, at I deuise,
Secund Robert of Scotland King
As God purwayid, maid his ending.
At Dundownald in his cuntre
Off ane schort seiknes deyt he;
Fra þine to Scone his men him bair,
And richely was he bereyt þair.
Off all his kinryk þe prelatis,
And uthir lordis of hie estaitis
At his entyrment war thair;
And one þe morne forouttin maire
His eldest sone þair crownit was.
God of his will gaif him grace
For to governe and hald his land
In als gude pleyt as he it fand,
To leif it bettir at his deceis.
Was at Boloune, at I deuise,
Secund Robert of Scotland King
As God purwayid, maid his ending.
At Dundownald in his cuntre
Off ane schort seiknes deyt he;
Fra þine to Scone his men him bair,
And richely was he bereyt þair.
Off all his kinryk þe prelatis,
And uthir lordis of hie estaitis
At his entyrment war thair;
And one þe morne forouttin maire
His eldest sone þair crownit was.
God of his will gaif him grace
For to governe and hald his land
In als gude pleyt as he it fand,
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And quhen his fader bereyt weis,
Off Scotland was na fute of land
Out of þe Scottis mennis hand,
Outtane Berwyk, Roxburght, and Iedworth;
And ȝit of þir sa far war furth
The Scottis mennis part þat to þe land all
Was haill þairis vtouth þe wall.
Off Scotland was na fute of land
Out of þe Scottis mennis hand,
Outtane Berwyk, Roxburght, and Iedworth;
And ȝit of þir sa far war furth
The Scottis mennis part þat to þe land all
Was haill þairis vtouth þe wall.
This king was wyiss and deboneir,
And richt worthy of fair effeir,
Peceabill, and till his seruance
Lufand, hamely of acquentance.
Ane tenderar king mycht na man haif;
To lordis greit landis he gaif,
His sonnis he maid richt mychtty.
He leiffit ȝeiris foure and sevinty.
Off his kinryk þe twenty ȝeir
He deyt, and was brocht one beir,
Fra þe birth of þe Madin fre
Ane thousand ȝeiris and hundrethis thre
And þairto nynte ȝeir but mair.
He þat all mankynd bocht fra cair
Graunt him in Hevin to be hiely;
For, gife we sall say suythly,
Heir in his tyme happy was he,
And baith his folk and his cuntre
Leiffit in fredome in his day.
Quhair endles fredome have he ay
In Hevynnis blis wiþ angell gle.
Amen, amen, per cherite, &c.
And richt worthy of fair effeir,
Peceabill, and till his seruance
Lufand, hamely of acquentance.
Ane tenderar king mycht na man haif;
To lordis greit landis he gaif,
His sonnis he maid richt mychtty.
He leiffit ȝeiris foure and sevinty.
Off his kinryk þe twenty ȝeir
He deyt, and was brocht one beir,
Fra þe birth of þe Madin fre
Ane thousand ȝeiris and hundrethis thre
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He þat all mankynd bocht fra cair
Graunt him in Hevin to be hiely;
For, gife we sall say suythly,
Heir in his tyme happy was he,
And baith his folk and his cuntre
Leiffit in fredome in his day.
Quhair endles fredome have he ay
In Hevynnis blis wiþ angell gle.
Amen, amen, per cherite, &c.
| CHAPTER CXCVII. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |