...she him gave, And saw him guarded with a bush of spears; Considering him so able for the weirs * , And said, in field go forth and fend the lave '''....bestow her hand and her heart upon his royal master;— Then to the rose tche turned her visage, And said, O lovely daughter, most betting, Above the lily,—lustrous...

...thistle she beheld, And saw him guarded with a bush of spears ; Considering him so able for the weirs,2 A radiant crown of rubies she him gave, And said, in field go forth and fend the lave."3 Nature then proceeds to the coronation of the rose, as queen of flowers; and the praises, bestowed...

...she beheld And saw him keepit with a bush of spears : Consid'ring him so able for the weirs, A radius crown of rubies she him gave. And said, ' In field, go forth and fend the lave.' " The rose, also, is crowned, and the poet gives utterance to the universal joy on occasion of the...

...beheld, And saw him keepit' with a bush of spears. Considering him so able for the weres,8 A radious crown of rubies she him gave, And said, " In field go forth and fend 9 the lave. . . " Nor hold none other flower in sic dainty As the fresh ROSE, of colour red and white...

...beheld, And saw him keepit7 with a bush of spears. Considering him so able for the weres,s A radious crown of rubies she him gave, And said, " In field go forth and fend9 the lave. . . " Nor hold none other flower in sic dainty As the fresh ROSE, of colour red and...

...beheld, And saw him keepit? with a bush of spears. Considering him so able for the weres,8 A radious crown of rubies she him gave, And said, " In field go forth and fend9 the lave. . . " Nor hold none other flower in sic dainty As the fresh ROSE, of colour red and...

...beheld, And saw him keeped with a bush of spears ; Considering him so able for the weirs,' A radius crown of rubies she him gave. And said, "In field, go forth and fend the lave. 10 XX. " And sen thou art a king, thou be discreet ; Herb without virtue thou hold not of sic price...

...beheld, And saw him keeped with a bush of spears ; Considering him so able for the weirs,' A radius crown of rubies she him gave. And said, " In field, go forth and fend the lave.'0 XX. ' ' And sen thou art a king, thou be discreet ; Herb without virtue thou hold not of sic...

...thistle And saw him kepit with a bush of spears ; guarded Considering him so able for the weirs, wars A radiant crown of rubies she him gave, And said, In field go forth and find the lave ; resi Nor hold none other flower in sic denty, such retard As the fresh Rose, of colour...

...she beheld, And saw him keepit with a bush of spears : Considering so able for the weirs, A radious crown of rubies she him gave, And said. In field go forth, and fend the lave.'— DUNBAR. NB — The names are given in the order of arrangement of the Catalogue of the Edinburgh Botanical...