The Theatre of the Scotish Kings By Alexander Garden, Done from the Original Manuscript |
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Achaius, the 65th King,
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Achaius, the 65th King,
Rang the Yeer of Christ 787, fra the begining of the Kingdome 1117, and Rang 32 Yeers.
Egregious Prince, farr Famous for thy Facts,
The Irish Host, send to Molest thy Lands,
The wraethfull Winds into thy Waters wracks,
Without the help of anie humane Hands;
Togidder with the Elements and Sea,
The Fates and Fortone, thay do Fight for Thee.
The Irish Host, send to Molest thy Lands,
The wraethfull Winds into thy Waters wracks,
Without the help of anie humane Hands;
Togidder with the Elements and Sea,
The Fates and Fortone, thay do Fight for Thee.
THAT Covenant, strong League and Alliance,
(Praise-worthie-Prince) perpetuats Thy Fame,
That first thow past with great King Charles of France,
So stedable, both unto Thyne and Thame:
Which yet infring't and permanent sensyne
Still stands, with all the Princes of Thy Line.
(Praise-worthie-Prince) perpetuats Thy Fame,
That first thow past with great King Charles of France,
So stedable, both unto Thyne and Thame:
Which yet infring't and permanent sensyne
Still stands, with all the Princes of Thy Line.
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