Caxton's Book of Curtesye by Unknown
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Ther to syng 'sanctus' incessantly
Among the muses ix celestiall, Affore the highest Iubiter of all. 385 [56] Redith is volumes that ben so large and wyde, Souereynly sitte in sadnesse of sentence, Elumynede wyth colouris fresshe on eu_er_y syde, 388 Hit passith my wytte, I haue no eloquence To yeue hym lawde aftir his excellence, For I dare say he lefte hym not on lyue, That coude his cu_n_nyng suffisantly discreue. 392 [Sidenote: _Hill's Text._] [Omitted. See Preface, p. ii] 372 376 ΒΆ Passyng the mvses nyne of elycon, Wher ys no pareyll[e] of Armonye; 380 Thyder I trust my Maysters sowle be gon, The sterred paleys above _th_e dappled skye, Ther to syng snactus insessavntly 384 Emonge the mvses nyne celestyall[e], |
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