Psalterium Carolinum The devotions of His Sacred Majestie in his solitudes and sufferings, Rendred in Verse [by Thomas Stanley]. Set to Musick for 3 Voices and an Organ or Theorbo, By John Wilson |
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Ode XIII. Vpon the calling in of the Scots.
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Ode XIII. Vpon the calling in of the Scots.
My troubles, Lord, are multipli'd,
O succour the distrest!
In simplest truth thy Servant guide,
The wisest interest.
O succour the distrest!
In simplest truth thy Servant guide,
The wisest interest.
From th'associate strength of Foes
Be thou my just defence,
Who, for the Serpents craft, depose
The Doves white Innocence.
Be thou my just defence,
Who, for the Serpents craft, depose
The Doves white Innocence.
Though to oppresse Me they agree;
Combin'd in mutuall aid,
Let not my Soul and Honours, be
to their deceits betray'd.
Combin'd in mutuall aid,
Let not my Soul and Honours, be
to their deceits betray'd.
Devotion, and Allegiance, thou
Canst in their hearts renue;
That him they may restore, whom now
They eagerly pursue.
Canst in their hearts renue;
That him they may restore, whom now
They eagerly pursue.
Love of thy Truth preserve in me,
And I despair not theirs:
At thy command the flowing Sea
Back to its Bound repair's.
And I despair not theirs:
At thy command the flowing Sea
Back to its Bound repair's.
My God, on thee my hopes depend,
Me let not shame surprize,
But them who without cause offend;
Repulse my Enemies.
Me let not shame surprize,
But them who without cause offend;
Repulse my Enemies.
My Armour be Integrity,
For Lord, on thee I wait:
The Church, which thou hast own'd, set free
From her perplex'd estate.
For Lord, on thee I wait:
The Church, which thou hast own'd, set free
From her perplex'd estate.
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