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III. Nowel, nowel, nowel, nowel,
Nowel, nowel, nowel, nowel!
Inquit Marie Gabriel:
‘Concipies Emanuel.’
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‘Hayle, full of grace: Criste is with the,’To Mary seide aungel Gabriell.
‘Of alle women blessed thou be!
Concipies Emanuel.’
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Whenne she hurde this, she dredde and thought,What greting this was, that he did telle.
The aungell seide: ‘Mary, drede nought;
Concipies Emanuel.
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Thou hast founde grace, thou mayden myelde,Before god, that in the dothe dwelle.
Thou shalt conceyve and bere a childe,
Cui nomen Emanuel.
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He shall be grete and callid shall beThe aungel of full grete counseill.
In Dauid see aye reigne shalle he,
Cui nomen Emanuel.’
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‘How shalle this be,’ this mayden thanneSeide, forsothe, vnto the aungelle,
‘Sith I purpose to knowe no man,
Vt pariam Emanuel?’
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‘The holy goost shalle light in the,And god shalle shadowe the eche dele:
The sonne of god this childe shal be,
Cui nomen Emanuel.
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Elizabeth, thy cosyn, loo,In here age, though it be mervell,
Hath conceyved a childe also:
Concipies Emanuel.’
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‘Goddes handemayde beholde,’ seide sheTo Gabriell, that archaungell.
‘Thy worde in me fulfilled be,
Vt pariam Emanuel.’
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He toke his leve, that aungel bright,And went to blisse therin to dwelle,
And she hath borne the king of myght,
Cui nomen Emanuell.
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Thus it was done, as I haue seide;As god it wolde, so it befelle:
Of Mary, wyfe, moder and mayde,
Nunc natus est Emanuel.
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