The canticles or Balades of Salomon phraselyke declared in Englysh Metres, by William Baldwin |
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xxxiiii. The Spouse to her Beloued.
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The .iiii. Chapter.
The canticles or Balades of Salomon |  |
xxxiiii. The Spouse to her Beloued.
The Argument.
After the north and southwynde haue so long blowen vpon the churche that her fruites of pacience, humblenes, obedience and charitie are rype: she calleth Christe vnto her his gardeyn: desyryng hym to eat his fruites, that is to accept for good the wurkes, which she through fayth in hym hath brought furth: syngyng as foloweth.
Now that I am proued
Let my best Beloued
Whome mercie hath moued,
To make me his gardeyn:
Let my best Beloued
Whome mercie hath moued,
To make me his gardeyn:
Cum eat, and for good take
My wurkes, for his blood sake
The fruites let hym good make,
Whiche grow in my gardeyn.
My wurkes, for his blood sake
The fruites let hym good make,
Whiche grow in my gardeyn.
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The .iiii. Chapter.
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