The minor poems of William Lauder playwright, poet, and minister of the word of God, (mainly on the state of Scotland in and about 1568 A.D., that year of famine and plague) ... Edited from the unique originals belonging to S. Christie-Miller ... By F. J. Furnivall |
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I neid nocht rekkin ȝour filthye Harlotrie:
It is so knawin our alquhair, oppinlie;
Quhilk to rehearse, It mak[i]s me abhor!
Bot as the Townis of Sodome and Gomor,
The Creaturis and all that in thame was,
With fyre frome Heauin consumit was with as
For that foule stinkand Sin of Lychorie,
Richt so, ȝe Harlotis, but dout sall Plagit be
Be the grit Michtie God Omnipotent,
Except that ȝe moir spedylie repent!
Quhilk to rehearse, It mak[i]s me abhor!
Bot as the Townis of Sodome and Gomor,
The Creaturis and all that in thame was,
With fyre frome Heauin consumit was with as
For that foule stinkand Sin of Lychorie,
Richt so, ȝe Harlotis, but dout sall Plagit be
Be the grit Michtie God Omnipotent,
Except that ȝe moir spedylie repent!
| The minor poems of William Lauder | |