English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford].

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English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford].
Author
Padelford, Frederick Morgan, 1875-1942.
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Halle a. S.: Max Niemeyer
1912
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"English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford]." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/CME00104. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 29, 2025.

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Alleluya, alleluya, alleluya, [ 21b.] alleluya, alleluya, alleluya.
A nywe werk is come on honde þorw myȝt & grace of Godys sonde: to saue þe lost of euery londe. [ 5] For now is fre þat erst was bonde; we mowe wel synge, alleluya.
By Gabriel by-gunne hit was; ryȝt as the sunne shone thorwe the glas, Ihesu Cryst conceyued was [ 10] of Mary moder, ful of grace. Nowe synge we here, alleluya.
Nowe is fulfylled the prophecie o[f] Dauid and of Jeremie and al-so of Ysaie. [ 15] Synge we ther-fore, bothe loude & hye, alleluya, alleluya.
Simeon, on his armys ryȝt, clypped Ihesu ful of myȝt, and sayde unto þat barne so bryȝt: [ 20] 'Y see my Sauyour in syȝt'; and songe thor-with, alleluya.
Tho he saide with-oute lece: 'Lorde þou seite thy seruant in pece, for nowe Y haue þat Y euer chece [ 25] alle oure ioyes to encrece, ther seyntes syngeth, alleluya.
Alleluya, this swete songe, oute of a grene branche hit spronge.

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God sende vs the lyf þat lasteth longe; [ 30] nowe ioye & blysse be hem a-monge þat thus cunne synge, alleluya.
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