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PSALM CXXXVI. [The salm of Dauid, for Jeremye.]

[verse 1] Vp on the flodis of Babiloyne there wee seten, and wepten; whil wee recordeden [verse 2] of Sion. In withies in the myddes of it; [verse 3] wee heengen [hangeden AH.] vp [vpon H.] oure instrumens. For there askeden vs that caityues broȝten vs; the woordis of songis of despit. And thei that `ledden aweie [broȝten E pr. m.] vs; An ympne sing|eth [verse 4] [syngen A.] to vs of the songis of Sion. Hou shul wee singe the song of the Lord; in an [verse 5] hethen [alien C pr. m.] lond? If I shule forȝeten of thee, Jerusalem; to forȝeting be ȝiue my riȝt|hond [verse 6] . Cleue my tunge to myn chekis; if I shul not han mynde of thee. If I shul not purposen thee, Jerusalem; in the [verse 7] begynnyng of my gladnesse. Myndeful

be thou, Lord, of the sones of Edom; in to the dai of Jerusalem. That seyn, Ful out wasteth [wastid E pr. m.] , ful out wasteth [wastid E pr. m.] ; vnto the foundement in [of A.] it. [verse 8] The doȝtir of Babilon wrecchid, blisful that shal ȝelde to thee thi ȝelding; that thou hast ȝolde to vs. [verse 9] Blisful that shal holden; and hurtlen his litle childer to the ston.