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Ellipotens,delapſe Polo! noſtri Hambal Avi 
Czſaridum, Quo Te Ceſare, Ceſar hebet, 
Cui LaudumconſurgitApex,& onuſtaTro- 
Gloria, finitimis faQta tremenda plagis. -(phzis 
Noſtri Atlas ter magne Orbis'!cui Robur in Armis 
Inque Animis, geminos ſubdere Pa polos. 
R egnorum, Mundiq; T remor!Quid plura?madeſta. 
Fronte, capit Laudes Mens generoſa ſuas. 
Indulge, O! Veſtras {trepitu {1 turbet olivas 
Muſa Caledon: nata ſub axe poli. 
Quoque al:.,., Tu Sole ſoles hilarare, trementem. © 
Me me hilara radiis (Candide Phebe) Tuis 
Dum Cun&tis manſuetus ades ? num forte repellat 
Triſtis ab obtuitu (CAROLE Magne) Tuo 
' Comprime Te, Numenq; Tuum,dum noſtra recur- } ' 
Ne nimio Veſtri Numine,Muſa perit, ' (rat, Þ* 


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God King of Great: Britain,, France: and 

Irelaxd, Defender of the Faith, &c. * 


Eavens potent Champion ; our times Hambal ! 
Ceſar, his Trophies, muſt te Tours, mp” je 
Such Praiſt e,and Tizumphs av adgrn your Fame, 
That forraign Countries tremble at your Name. 
Great Atlas of our Orbe * whoſe armed Might, 
|» 4nd power ore Minds, can both the Poles affright ; 
The Wirld, and Kingdoms fear 1 What more ? brave Souls 
Their Prayſes with contratted brows contnuls. 
If my poor Muſe, born in a Northern Clime, 
Diſturbe your Lawrell, pardon (Sir) the crime ; 
| You, who alone (like Phzbus) vigour give, | 
, Taf; ire me with your beams, an [ all trve. 
Shall ICGreat CHAR LES) be bamfot from Tour hebt, 
 . Whoſe Clemency all thing s to Tou invite ? 
"Draw in Tour Glonies, whilſt 1 feng Tour Praiſe, 


Þ  Leaft myMuſe periſp by Tour God-like Rayer. 


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Excellent iſsimo Clariſcimo et. Prudeniſsi- 
mo Domino, Domino CTz0RG10 Monck Exerctuum 
Magne Britanniz & Hyberniz Generalz. 


8] R bis & Orbis Amor, dis Candide, Gentis 
Avite _, ; 
Delitiz, & Patriz cara Medela tuz. 
FamaTuiattonitumcum repleat inclytaMundum? 
Noſtra ne, erit Famz Buccina, Muſa, Tus ? 
Spirat Hyperboreis tanto te Prelide terris, 
Et relonat Factis terra B;itanna tuls. 
Primus in Heroum numero ſpeCtabere, Primus 
Reſtrinxtique Armis Arma ſuperba Tuis , 
Qnum calida hec premeret Lambert: faFtio Regna 
RUM Pancuryeltra, i4yincula noftra manu. 
Eheu ! przCipites ruimus diſcordibus Armis, 
In diverſa trahunt AmbitioArg, Dolus. 
In vetttumtrahimur, damnoſaqne poſeimns Armg 
'Tu mira fanas Tcecla- Machamn OPC. - 
Pral1a quis Te plura iniit tam Marte ſecundo ? 
Quis Te Virtue, aut Nobilitate prior? . _ 
"i R obore, Mente, Animis ingens, ingentior auſis. | 
Quem tibi,quem de-lerint ſecula priſca parem? | 
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TohisExcellency George Monck Lord 
Generall of all the Forces of England, 
Scotland, and Ueland. 


HEWorld and Cities Joy, of God and Man 
Beloved, thy Countreys dear Phyſatian. 
When all the Barth doth Trophees to Tow 1aſe, 
Why fpould my Muſe not trumpet out your pratſe ? 
Scotland of ſuch s Preſident doth boaſt, 
Your deeds are Ecdho'd round gur Britaſh coaſs : 
A mon |# the Hov's You deſerve to be 
Ranck'd firft., tbo firft did conquer T yranny, 
When Lamberts Fattion plagued us more and more, 
You deckt the RUMP, and turn'd them out of apre : 
Alas | we're headlony into diſcord burl d. 
Pride, Anger, and Deceat anflames the World ; 
Whilſt old ſores bleed a freſh ,and age abounds , 
You (like Machaon) heal our gaping Wounds. 
What man e're drew a Sword with ſuch ſucceſs ? 
Who is like you tn worth and nobleneſs ? 
Great in your ſtrength,and ſpirit greater farre 
In bold Attempts ; who can with you compare ? 
| Invain Phanatiques take up Armes, fance you 
Alone ſuffice their Arms to ſubdue. 


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Sat mihi me yeſtro-poſle fab otbe legi. +. 
Te ſequoru 2; l1bens; he TecumPignora dextre; 
. Hancque Animam Patriz do,voveoque thiez. 
Quod f1 inopina mets ſurgat laus ulla Camanis, 

Sola erit 1n laudes -attribuenda/ tuas. 

Iſtaque fi noſtre placeant primordia Muſz, 

Hzcque repentinis.carmina {cripta ſonis, 
Reſtat Opus quo('Te invito) formidine pulſa 

Ebibet Oceanum Muſa benigna tuum. 
Romani Armagerunt, ſubnixt viribus. Orbis, 

Vires Arma Orbis, dextera ſola tua 5 
Romanam ut Fabius cunftando Rieftictuir REM 

Sic AuCtor Patriz Pacis es, atque Pater. 

Des divina Deo.,tua ſerves, {int ſua R EGT, 

Cuique ſuum tribuens,ſ1c tibi ſurgat honos 
Accipe Wickhamic clara ex Antiſtitis #dde 

Ex1gui ingenu Pignoracara Mel. 


rodire Patrono ; 


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V. B. ex fratre amantiſſimo 
| Nepotis & ſervi addith ſims, 
Guliclmi Mooerehead novi Coll. Soc. 


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I m ſatisfied, if theſe lines may x bs 
1 Ay 1Þation tome ; but bivour'd if tead ore. | 
Upon:your Lordſhip, willingly I waite, 
| Anal thus my Countreys Genus dedicate. ; 
If my prori Muſe gamunexpetted Bayer, ©» + © 6 
Ile yender back to you alofle the praiſe. 
I Phaſe begonng: of our Paetry = 
(Written in baft) unto you pleaſing be, 
4 Wark renaines, wherein '(agamſt your will) 
My Muſerber [; alys ſhell at your Ocqan fill. 
With the whole world the Rymans did contend, 
Tour right hantl onely doth the Glibe defend. 
. Fabius Cuntation did reſtore the Thing ; 
Tou bring us peace tn bringzug bome the King. 
Glory to God, 'ts Caſar his due prve, 
To each'bis own,” and your Fame long ſhall live, 
From Biſhop Wickhams Famous C ed e ſent 
T heſ e lines Ito your Lordſhip do aſe 


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—_ Dulce favens goſtce ſtabilisconſtantia ſorti? 
Fortune fi0 ludas cam ? _velut i&tarotatu 


Aſſiduo renues vorſum pila fertur ur auras ; 
Concuflz cui nulla quies ? ſic uſque ſereno 
Obveniet nox atra meo ? vckatins ſiniſtris 
Turbida Solſticium tenebrabunt nubila noſtrum ? 
Tantiſper ſtabili fic O ! viduata Magiſtro, 
Hec mea czrulco jaCtabitur Inſula Nereo ? 
Nec conſtans Palinurus erit ? Semperne phacelus 
Trita tot oppoſitis diſtendet Carbaſa ventis ? 
(a)S9ris, DIG texitur varioque (a) Chelys tot pollice torpens 
Rauca tot attonito difftundet murmura mundo, 
Diſcordi ſtridore crepans ! miſerere Sororis 
(b) 4»g/iia, Re egnorum vos diva (b) tremor ? cu1 tanta recum- 
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" ID Ow Variow i my Government ? will Fate 
Hf Ne're bring me back, to a more conſtant fate? 
© Amd the ſport of Fortune? like a Ball 


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from wall to wall, 
Not finding Ki ? muſt ſable night fill ſhroud 
My ſerene looks ? and muffle 1 
Our If 0 my widowed Iſle be toſt 
In troubled Seas , like a Boat that hath loft 
Her guide ? ſhall I no conftant Pilot find ? 
Muſt my Bark ever ſail againſt the wind ? 
My harp i torn, and all ts ſtrings untun d, 
By drvers rude bands toucht | a jarring ſound 
It yeilds th' aftomſht world \ Putty 8 ( Dear) 
Great Goddeſs England(whom all Nations fear) 
Thy ſuffering Siſter. Europe thee obeys, 
On thee the weight of our Coloſſus lyes. 

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Lachrime. Scotie. 
Barbitos en rigidis quondarh temerata choraulis 


('T:rilte fab: Arcadicts poſtquam increpuiſler. afcl- 


lis) © 
Dulcequid 6 noftris,poſt toramods rauca colofiis, 
Te Monchomodulante dedir,quo Prefile pleCtrum 
Extima divino rapuit confinia cantu ; 


Defuper hie-Ccelo, delapſus ab gtto iy, 
Dugmihide\pulſo (ht Quaane, An 4 
nimabefeg nano pectme.ehorda 


Dumque coaxantes avidode gutture Rauas, 
Graſlantes olim per paſcua noſtracicadas, 
Summus Atlgs noſtris poſtquam gheu! expulius ab 
* Or. | 46 # ©, 
SC1licet hunc dulcem mihi tandem indultus olorem 
Hic equidem mihi primus olor,mihi primus4rp 
Concinuit perdulce melos, pleEroque retenfo. 
Torpida tripudiis ſtimulavit viſcera letis. 


Nec mora divino tandemque Monachius z\tro 
Arte, & Marte,potens paril:i,Semonis adempti , 
Scandit ovans tumulos ſuccefior Orwnis,Orpheus 
Invehitur, Regimenque ſubit, Cytharzq; remiſſz 
Fila repentino paſſim diſcordia raptu 

Harmonicis ſoctando ſonis, modulamine miro 


' Arboreos de ſede choros, fluvioſque, feraſque, 


Saxeaque Angelico perrupit peCtora cantu, 
Preſ1de quo Sr:gz: tremuere umbroſs T'yranni 
Limina, ſuſpirans imo de corde MHegera 
Ingemuit,torvas ſpectans truculenta ſorores; 
Et caudam tumido ſub ventre recondidit ingens 

| Cerberus 


| Teares' of Scotland. 
My lyze, which beretefore but diſcard | ſeut 
( hen fenſeleſſe C mien way"; the rs ) 
Now cheeres our Hmndes with moſt melodtous Layes, 
Whilſs Monck with 5kilfull fingers on it playe 5; 
My coaſts were raviſhed with his Harmon ; 
Heaven ſent at laſt this Captain down to me: 
From Great Orions fall, Arion ſprings, 
Whoſe Key hath ſweetly ordered all my firings : 
T he croacking Frogs which late diſturb'd my reſt. 
And Graſshopgers that all my Fields poſſeſs! 
(Since Princely Atlas was from me exal d) 
with Swan-lthe muſick, be hath reconal'd, 
Thu my firft Swan, my firſs Arion mad 
Sweet melody, when on the Harp he plaid, 
Wherewnh my troubled bowels were allaid. 


Strezght Monck by Providence drvane led on, 
Whom Wit and Valour joyntly wait upon, 
Climbes ore Orions tomb : His next aſcent 
Was like ts Orpheus in my Government ; 

For having once reparr'd my Harp defac'd, 

And its diſorder d firings in order placd, 

Trees, Floods, and Beaſts de from their ſtations p art 
And Sony breaſts were maved by bis Arts 

8 The ſhady gate of Pluto his power fears 2 

Groaxing Megera ſhakes her ſnakie bairs, 

T hen on her Fi looks ; Cerberus grown pale, 

Under his ſwelling belly hides his tad, 


B » Whoſe 


Lachime Scotie. 


Cerberus attonitas ſtimulans ululacibus umbras,. 
Commotuſque niger Cocytur 1nhorxult antris, 
Et vaga Siſypheis haſerunt ſaxa lacertis: 

Nec tamen hic rapti ſucceflor Orionir, Orpheus 
Quem canimus,meritoq;'ducem depingimus oftroz 
Diverſum intentabat iter , ſed paſhbus xquis 
Inſtitit ; egregios complendo fortiter ortus; 
Crandiaque infumpti luſtrans primordia penſt, 
Magnanimoſque auſus, intentatoſque labores, 
Gnaviter abrepti preſſit veſtigia- Divi. 


Macte Animi Generoſe 4tlas\nova gloria noſtri 
Orbis,& ad ſeros fama O-! ventura nepotes 
Nec precor O !. juſtas dubites agnoſcere laudes ! 
Te licet invitocelebro,davelle;canoris 
91 non poſſe modis meriti ſublimia veſtri 
Culmina tanta, humili nobis contingere-pulſu. 
O liceat (digno ſt non.te ornare Cothurno) 

Act mihi preluſtri ſaltem me ornare ſereno 
Solſtitii per cunRta tui? da cernere flammas: 
Loceantiom lobos, & veſtri ſydera cel: 
Ignea, luminibus-procul avertentia veſtris : 

Da Scotie dux ultro ſequi-? da dicere noſtr1 
Everſorem Erebi , propulſoremque ruinz , 

Te ſolum & noſtras Phebum expuliifle tenebras 
Cratins & noſtro qua nemo beatius unquam * 
Letitia demulſit Ebur; non ipſe ſuperbus 
De Delpho. jam jamque-ſuo redivivus {polls 
Surgeret, & digits plectrum pulſaret eburnis. 


Nee. 


Teares of Scotland. 
VVhuſe bowling cryes afreght the Strgtan- ſh ades, 
Tbe oaful hep (fed invades, 
And iſy phus þss rowling ſtone hbotds- ſtill. 
Xur d1d-this Orphens (whoſe great deeds my Quill 
Attempts intrvely colours to exprefs 
By indireft deſsgns, bit good ſucceſs, 
Perforng thoſe noble As he had begun, 
For baving: ſeen-how far his Clew would run; 
He aſcends bigher yet, and: ſtirves to lead 
Us i the paths our former Princes tread. 


Gi on brave Atlas, the worlds glorious Eye 5 
May your fame lrve toall poſterity'; 
Let me juſt Tribute to ar; Vertues bring, 
T hough you affett not pratſes, let me ſung 
In a %A ge vl too. ſubliine , 
For my decrepid Muſe as yet toclimbe, 
Or jeach-up to, with a low creeping Rhyme : 
G ve leave (if t be na crime to ask ſuch things) 
At your warm beams to prune ber flagging wings, 
And view thoſe circling Globes of heavenly light 
T hat crown your nb and dazle our weak, foght : 
Let me (my Lord) behind you ſtand, and te 
The World, 'twas you alone that Vanguiſht Hell, 
And ſav'd us all from rune, like the bright 
Sun, you diſpell'd thoſe clouds that threatned night : 
Your Mupeck better feaftid my defere 
T hen could A pollos, bad be brought hu quires, 
And with his-ivory fingers toucht the Lyre, 


Lachrim# S core," 
Nec tanien hic-vanis precomia-vendere.yentis; 
Mens mihi,vel falſo indigitem depingert.Fuco ; 
Ipſa quidemfſoli virus {1bi ſufficit, omni 
Vain, vatumque obduCtu purior oftro : 

Sat rad1i1s ditata ſuis: mens celſa_potentem 
Sponte facit,dignumque ſuo Diademate vircus ; 
Tale tenes meriti ſpatium,ut mortalia ſupra 
Ingenito aflurgas Genio, ; virtutibus, omni 

Dote Animi, quem - {t Semonem priſca tuliflenc 
Szcula R omanis quondam ſtupetaCta Triumphis 
Auſoniumintraſles Roma ad plaudente” Tribunal 
Primus, & haud alio ftabilis ſub:Czſare Conſul. 
Aut (1 te Phrygeo Danaz ſub littore claſles 

V idiflent, Danai tacuiflent Neſtora, vates. 


Nec tamen hxc veſtras metitur Caledonia laudes ; 
Nititur aut meriti rimarier ofſtia veſtri ; 
Syed mage mellifluos ſatagens mirarier alveos 
Luxuriet , fuſo ſeſe ebrietate l1quore, 


Quo feror oduni tanta fero? quorſum impete vano 
Mens mihi per moles diſcurrit ſedula magnas , 
Plus ſemper quo querit habens?non {1 mihi centum 
Ora ſonent, totidemque uno de gutture lingue , 
Aoindeſque juvent; non {1 mihu ſemper adeflet 
Eloquit oceanus, {pirant precordia Phebo, 
$1 mthi vel dederint cceleſtia-dona Diones, 
Ingentes valeam Moncke: Praſ1dis aEtus 
Enumerare, meoque amplecti ſfingula cantu. 


Sed 


| Teares.6f Scotland. 
| 1:mft ant ty the world; fprak your worth, 
TL 5p fue yarnti2yax [forth ; 
Vertut ia het own-Hetald,.. (hewmg beſt + 

When ſhe is ſtript. of ; Paetry,. and undreſt 
Shines in ber naked G tory 3 cHagh\minds raiſe” 
T hemſel'ves ta gr eatneſ's," and deſerve the Bayes : 
In ſuch an oo of merits you do move, 

Tour Yertues , Wit, and Gent, ſoat above - 

A mortal, flight,;. could. anczent times have ſeen 
Tout famous Atts, m tiumph you had been 
Brought by the T ribunes. into Rome, before 
Great Czlar,, and, created Emperour : 

Or bad the.Phr yg14ans in old Neſtors dayes 
Known you, they had been falentin his praiſe. 


Nor do I Scotland here yet go about 
Your worthy Atts t' extoll, or meaſure out, 
But having taſted of that worth which ſtill 
Flowes. from you, ſeeks therewith my ſelf to fill. 


O whither am I carried in vain ? 
VVhy do ſuch weights diſturbe my labouring brain, 
Fuller of matter, then of woids ? Had 1 
A hundred tongues, and all the Poetry 
T he Muſes could ſpire me with; a- ſes 
Of Eloquence couldPhzbus ſhowre on mee ; 
Mote learning then He owns ;) or had 1 all 
T be knowledge that the Powezs celeſtial 
Enjoy, T were not able to ſet forth 


 In'hyme, or Proſe, Moncks noble Atts, and worth 


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Triſte quod O! ſtreperis ſuperingerit/ invida ple- 
Sors vicibus male fida ſuis,nerviſqueremiflis (Cris 
FleRit ebur lugubre ſonans: fic omnia caca 
Commitſcet fortuna manu,petulantior Euro 

Stare loco neſcic, variaſque induta figuras © (rans 
Splendida, nunc tetra eſt, nuncturbida, yoCe peer- 
Ludit in humanis nunquam non lubrica rebus, 
Quem modo blandentis fubridens gratia fortis 
Lenimen, lumen, columen, numenque labenci 
Dulce dedit, tantis ſucceſhbus xmula raptum 
Intulit, & noſtros nobis ſubduxit Amores. 
Imperit fuerat Romant Seotta limes 

At nunc ter fxl1x tanto gaudere Patrono, 

Ac Regni qui frena ſut juſto ordine centum, 

Er Septem Regum viginti ſzcula retro 

Fxlic1 rexere manu,quets gloria ſolis 

N on interruptam ſeriem tenuifle regend! 

Et nonexternos nnquam timuiſle turores. 
Ecqua(per O)noſtras Metamorphoſis involat, oras! 
Sic facies tranſverſa polieſt? mundine dehiſcir 
Fabrica ? ſic ſeptem Borea ſub parte Triones 

Permiſcent pelagolachrymas?ſ1c priſca Boores 

Plauſtra fugit?Num priſca Helyees cuſtodia pernox 

Negligitur? Num priſca lyrz modulamina noſtre 

Preſla filent rabi4o damnoft vulturis zſ{tu 

Nec pelago dent |zta'meo ? 'Proh triſtia Scot 

Auguria, & ſubiti portentum 1ummane Comeztz! 

Nec mirum 3 Celine ruant convena, remoto 


V1que 


Teares of Scotland. 


But ob * whilſt I run Þead-long, and rehearſe 
Hu glonou Detas i inan'Herorck' verſe; 

Fate (envious of my happineſs) turns round 

T be wheel of Fortune and a dolefull ſound 

Falls from my Harp, thu the blind Goddeſs playes 
With mortals, like th unConſt ant wihd ſhe ſtayes 
In no plate fixt, but various ſhapes pots on : 

N ow cloth d in myht, ſtrerght brighter then the Sun p 
Making a May-G ame of all humane things, 

Whom ſhe this day advances hich, ſhe flint's 

To morroiw down : Who thinks he bolats her faſt, 
And is her Darling, Prog on Earth is caſt. 

T bus ( jealow of ſ: Here r) She HIM removes 
From hence, and with HIM hath withdraws our loves 

Scotland, that once did R omes great Empire bound, 

In ſuch a Patron is thrice happy found, 
Whoſe well-rul'd Kingdom wm juſt order caſt 
One hundred ſeven Kings twice ten ages paſt, 
Wiuh happ 'y hand did 6 quide » lo W mon alone 

This Glory s due, they were ſubdu'd by none. 

But oh | what change about our Clime is hurl'd, 
Are the two Poles tranſverſt ? ? or will the World 
In ſunder cleave! hath Charles s northern Wain 
Left its old road ,and dropt into the Main ? 

Will not the Wagoner his T eem protett : ? 
Muſt Helyce its mohbt watch [27h & ? 
Shall my Harp yet by plundering V/ ultures be 
M ade falent, ſhall my Coaſt no good days ſee ; 
'O fatall Omen \ Comets ſuch portend * 
No wonder ? How can Heaven but downward bend 
E When 


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Lechrins Scott, 
Vique Atlantiaca ?. tantine operoſa Coloſlr 
M achina Olympifera raet in fya priſtina raptu ? 


Dii mihi ! numne meo lux hac fit prebita coelo 
Ur ſubito rapiatur, erit ? fic luditur? & fic 
Gliſcit in expleto furor implacabilis zſtro ? 
Satne datum vicibus? fic, Ofic uſque retrorſum ? 
V ortet precipites levis inconſtantia currus. = 
Satne precor R uptura prior, fed & altera, Nobis 
Triſtior obveniet? Satne'0 Mihi *AxtonE adempto. 
Me nuper plexifle, & fic: ſpotiafle (merentem 
Forſitan, & tanti indignum ſolamine Div1) 
Satne Mihihec jactura gravis? ſed & inſuper Or- 
Abrepto,rigidi geminancur fulmina.fati? (rHz 0 
ivimus ! an mgro miſert conceſhimur Orco ? 
Quod ſcelus! unde ira Superum! Pro dira Sororum 
Penſa ! nec in tantos quondam ingentofa furores ; 
9cilicet O' tanto cur me fic ſternitis iKtu 
Numina ; in hoc lugubri nimium crudelia raptu. 
Sic Numerus ſumus,& viles contemnimur umbre; 
Degenereſque Anime, vicibus higc inde {1niſtris 
Jugiter a{liduo fatorum turbine raptz, 
An precor #thereas me me evexiſtis in arces 
Ur lapſu graviore ruam ? nuperne dediſtis 
Spem Mihi, conceflam luber O fic forte reverſa 
Tollere, & in vet e Precipitare rulnas ? 
Huc N emeſ1 Furizque pares ! 'da ſugere in iras 
Da verſus Mihi Phebe truces, triſteſque querelas 
Fundere, ſollicitis Domtmque repoſcere votis. 
Inſanire lubet (quid enim mamfcita negemus, 


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Teares of Scotland. 
When Atlas leaves it ? or Barth ſtand when great 
Ol] ympus from the Fabrique doth retreat. 


Fee Gods! is this Light only lent my Sky, 
Hence to be tia ne away Porn ? oaths 
Will Fortune ever with my ſorrows play ; 
Hath ſhe no end of changing ? will Þs ſtay 
In no place foxt ? arenet my Riptures great 
Enough, but ſhe muſt make them preater yet ? 
1st not enough to rob me of my Prince 
(Perhaps too good for me) but ever fence 
To ſpoil and uſe methus ? have I not bad 
My ſhare of ſorrows ? but the F ates muſt add 
A heavier loſſe by taking Orpheus hence ? 
AmTl alrve | or dead * what's my offence 
How come the Gods ſo angry ?” what's the cauſe 
T he Deftinys thus change their ancient laws ? 
Tou Powers above! why ds you wound me ſo? 
In this you too much cruelty ds ſhow. 

Muſt we for C'yphers, or for adows ftand ? 
Degenerate Souls, with what unequal hand 
Do Fates their croſſes daily multiply ? 

Was I but only lifted up on high 

T o make my fall the greater ? did ye give 
Ae hope of late, and ſuffer me to live 

To ſee my ſelf fall beadlong az before ? 
Anſe youFuries's I your aid emplore, 
Apollo ſeafemy verſe ! and vrve me leave 
T" obtain my Lord, ir lofuos Him th grieve ; 


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-1:Laciane Sous: 
Szpequidein, kn{@ol pietas. prorumpirab:@ſtu.; i) 
Fas Mihi fas Tegum-turibundo cominus f{tro.'/ 

Scotiz ex- Diva Solt, Domitrixque.Maris, formidine pulſa 

cms ; To lires Certare pias, (Nec enun umproba.{iiTe 

_ ""®*Fraterna R atione premam) da ſurgerenoltram ' 

Ante R ates cauſam, lachrimarumq;tmbre ſoluto, 
Heu nimium imparibus tecumcontendere telis ! 
Diva(per O) quorſum-quorſum 1n diſpendia nobts 
Commiflum hoc noſtris revocaſti Numen ab oris ? 
Ecquid enim,nunquid ſatius tibi tbHere dona 
Quam donaſle fuit,donatumque omine trilt1 
Surripere, hoc fuerat nobis velut 1nvida luCtus ? 
Anne quod O. nolire videaris ut-emula forts ? 
Anne quod Ipſa tui inligeas moderamine Div: ? 
Suſpicor hoc equidem,(nec enim delirat Aruſpex 
Fatidicus)Memiti,ah Memini,quod ab Ilice cornix 
Neſcio rauciduhis. cyocitans, predixerat 1pl1s 
Sub primis Divi auſpitiis, hunc nocte remota 


Afﬀeore, qui noſtris Lucem iumpottaret ab oris, i 
Halcyonumque dies,atque-inſperata Colonis 
Graudia, ſ\ucceſluſque hilares,& CeMmpora vortis 
Conſona, ſed ſubitts rapiendumex inde quadrigis 
Ut rerum graviora ferat, Prob triſtia,Fari 
Auguria ! noſtris hodte completa querelts. 
S-Otix Cx- MY + Magpne( l4Cet 'Tecum. ſed poplite flexo, 
poſtulario Nube ſub hac rigzdymubl. fas.contendgere fati ) \; 
com ©192!- Fare agedumy ©! quis Tecantainfaſtidianobis:'s. 
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| T cares; of Scotland. 
T am. ſtark mad:! why ſhould 1 it deny 
Out of: a Zealgus madneſ. S,Piety 
Oft-times breaks (forth : 'Tis [awful ſure for me 
Dear Seſter England (G addeſ. s of the Sea) 
Ty fight with holy weapons, it's no- fin 
To reaſon with me, let us then beg1 in 
Topleadm y cauſe before Thee ; and when tears 
Are paſt; behold how juſt my cauſe appears ' 
Wherefore (O: Goddeſs) didft Thou take away 
My Lord, and would'ſt not let Him with Me ſtay ? 
What | did you only gifts on Me beſtow, 
Then , ſnatch them back, , to breed my future woe? 
Tou much en'vy m this att did __ gy 
Ordid you emulate my Happineſs ? 
Or rather want MonCk 's preſence to protett 
Your XN ation ? This indeed I did ſuſpett ; 
Nor did the Augure fail : Alas 1 = 
I hat the late KRavens croackan s aid fareſhow 
At His fur comm hither | fy the N 1ght 
Drew. near, when we muſt look, our wiſht-fo! of 
How all theſe Halcyon days, that goeſ ſucceſs 
T the glad Ploughmans labours, and aid bleſs 
| Our Laid with peace, muſt ſoon paſs 0 Te, th at we 
e Miyht afterwards more miſerable be 
| 0 fatall Prophecy, now found true by me. 


'Grve leave (Great Sir) with you t expeſtulate 
On bended knees, the cauſe of my. bad fate ; 
Pray, tell me who bath that ill o face done, 
To break 'our Laves off, ſo foo as hegun 2? 


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Ecquid io! credamne -milſer ? vertige cerebrum 1 


Num capit ? antanti'vana {ub imaginedamni 
Stulta laboriferam deludunt ſommia mentem ?. 
O exſpes ſpesflaxa ! quid Q 1quidabure paratis 
Illuſtres Anime ! quorſum © dulcedine tant, 
Sic radii placuere Ty, vultuſque ſereno 

Sole micans, veſtrique hilaris preſentia cceli ? 
Ecquid 10! vix viſus abis! tantumne licebat 
Adipicere,& veſtro mentem exhilarare ſubortu 
Oſtendendusades nobis ; tandemque Catervis 
Anglorum rapiendus eris? fic metle ſub ipſa 
Conglomeras Te (Dive Tibt)! fic invide {verbo 
Heic veniam) Autumni juvat Ototgrandia veſtri - 
Incrementa alios 'Tecum ſubducere m uſus ; 
Integra (1c meriti fxlix vindemia veſtri 

(Te removente)Tuo furtumintumulabitur horreo? 
Nec dabitur Te pone ſequi; ſpicaſque cadentes 
Colligere, & veſtrosguſtu vix prendere odores ? 
Przmodicz quz cauſa morz ! dic Dive coraſcum 
Exeris occultando juba: ? ſnperingerecauſam 
Ocyus! & rantz fontemd1{clnderepulſz ! 

Num tenm quod ſorte ferar, quodqueinfima fuſas 
Tot circum videar gentes? quod grandibus aufis- 

V irtuti multum inferior per {1ngula veſtre . © 
Tale quod heic deTe num ſuſpicer zmula?noſtrum 
Cut meritopridem regimen ſubriſit! & ultra 
Mens(humil: ſub valle lJatens) contendere munquam 
Pruriettacfola G3 entus forte fuilles, 
In Teftablimes {1, non pia numinadotes, 


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Vidiflene, 


nmumrebusgrayioribus aptum .. . . 


Teares of Scotland. 
Amt indeed undone ? or 17 my bran 
Difturb'd with windy vapuurs ? of do vain 
Concetts, with frgfel bra, delude my mind ? 
O hopeleſs Hope! What are you ſo unkind ? 
(Illuftriout Soul) to leave me thus * O how 
Did your beams pleaſe Me"! and your ſerene brow, 
Shimng like Phetbus, cheer my arooping Clime ? 
What! are You gone fo ſoon? have You mtime 
To ſtay, whilſt Ireorve my dying Heart ? 

Are You but ſhewn uw, and muſt SS depart, 
Guarded with Engl:ſh ? Thus the Harveſt nigh 
(My Lord) toleavells: O! bow I envy 

Your abſence hence ; Muſt others with you reap 
Th' Autumn of Tour labours * will you keep 
Wathn the private Cabin of your breſt 

The Fruts of your great Merits? mnuſt I reft 
Behind, and not glean after ſo much worth? 

Or ſmell thoſe precious Odors You caſt forth ? 
What makes Tou ſtay thus long > did You gobence 
Torob Me of Tour Beams, or Influence ? 

Refolve Me. quickly, and the ſpring diſcloſe: 

Is it becauſe [ 'm poor, and do expoſe 

To forratgn Climes my People * or do look 

T oo mean or thoſe bt gh deeds You undertook * 
Yet why. ſhould I arftruſt ſuch things of One, 
Under whoſe Governinent our N ation 

" Was truly bleſt * Whoſe humble Mind was free 
From all Ambition; and content with Me, 
Had not. the Gods endow d your mighty ſpirit 
With gifts ſublime, and made yau apt to ments 


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Lachnme Scotie;® 
V idiflent, 'Tua Te Vartus, Probitaſque;Fideſyue 


Et Meriti ſublums\Apex, Famezque loquicis 
Impetus, ihvito noſtris'femovit ab arvis. 


O Animi (effuſis nimiumvirtutibus) auEi 
R obur, & ingenii tanta in faſtigia prompti” 
Inſita vis, ſupra Aſtra volans ? O'parcius in'Te 
Blandula neCtareos fudiflentymmina rores, 
Ec Vires noſtrx pariles tantummodo Gent: ! 
Sed (dolor heu) tanto ſe evacuavit acervo 
Prodies ſub veſtris cel! Indulgentia Ccunis. 
(R ychmis 
Sed quid in hoc ! ſtreperis quorſum velut ebria 
Numina, veſano juvat attemerare tumultu ? 
Num Superos,num Fataquerar; num prxbira Divo 
Munera, tot dote/que Animi ! temeraria fundit 
Verba miler quiſquis celeſtibus obltrepit Affris 
| Neſcius,? & recti Trutinam non penſat Olympr? 
Me querar Authorem potins ; detur ominetriſtt 
Velle Mihi proprus in me confligere telis, 
Arguor heu cixlo ſcelerum rea, ſpargitur ther 
Flagitiis hinc inde mets ? meritoque flagello 
Rupturz(Dux Magne)Tuz, mihiterga a dehiſcunt, 
Verberor haudinſons ? dirum ac miſerabile Vitz 
Supplicium hoc, veſtro fera fert-& carmina raÞtu: 
Crimina cuderunt.mihi tot diſcrimina,noſtrum * 
T rilte nefas, veſtro longe caſtroque remoto 
lIamque movere ardet ? vitus pia numina noſtris' 
Horrendum commora fremunt, raptuque ſevero 
Te tandem noſtris ſatagunt ſubducere terris. 
Nec 


Ig of Scotland. 


' Fort greater 


| Your Goodneſs, Piety, 
Fauh; NE Deſareie rats rx we Fanie ſo high, 
Tou nuſt reinsve from our wills, 
O Inmenſe Mmd Harfirts 5am overfills, 


And Wu advances to apitch ſo biyh, 

Yau ſeem above the Feed Stars to ” flie 

Had Heaven not all 1ts fatugurs on you thrown, 

. My Countrey had fou hies of her own. 

But O |! the Powers have emptied their whole ſtore 
Upon your Highneſs, and have left me por. 


But why do I with ſtaggering Ard compla * 
Or ack, help of the k, 4 Gods in vain ? 
Shall T thems,,or the Fates accuſe | ? or be 
Such gifts and wiſdom gven r « Detie ? 
But be's prophane, -who tgnorant of the Laws 
Drvine, exclaims againſt them without cauſe. 
I'le blame my ſelf, and at my own breaſt throw | 
Theſ earrows, I on others would beſtow. 
Sha F that guilty am with Heaven contend, 
Whoſe fins *gainſt God, o're the whole Skzes extend ? 
-- Your abſence (noble Sir) my heart divides, 
And is bteome a whip to ſcourge my fades ; 
- 1 ſuffered not for neught, my " faults deſerv da 
T hs puniſhment ; and 1 am juſtly ſerv'd; 


ly fens were great, and caus'd 'you to remove 


Your tents far from mie ; all the Powers above 
 Enrag'd againſs me, did at length defi Lon, 
Totaks away your Lordſhip from my Clime. 


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Lacbrims, Scotts; | 
Nec tamen indomitis noſtris- removebere ab. oris, 
Vel furtim ad patrios Tua Te vehert Argo-Petrates 

- Profequar, (& fari liceat) Te proſequar eftro 
Forſan Amatoris {evi ſed ſemper Amarts 
Te contra inſurgam ſtimu}is haudmolhbus,  auEto 
Pondere, Tetitulis, Te Mille onerabo Trophzis. 
Tantundem obſequio fic diſcruciabere noſtro; 
Pondere tergagement vario,fuſiſque querelis 

Er precibus, Laudumque pari glomeramine miſto, 
Invito Te Pompa premit,ruet improba Tecum, 

In LuCtus, Laudelque pares,Crens integra fleEti 
Impaticns renuenſque regt ; plexiſque Corollts, 
Atque hedera, Lauruque,& quicquid tempora gratt 
Veris habent,quicquid florum per paſcua paſiim 
Suggerit, immiſcens varios natura colores, 

Inclyta folennt decorabit Tempora cultu.? 


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Te quocunque Polus rapiat,per {icca, per undas, 
Dona per,& Merit: ſublimia culmina veſtr1 , 
Ibo comes, Patremque ſequar,raptumque repoſcam 
Avgurius,votiſque premam ; gremioque recondam 
Te totum; Abſenſqueaderis Mihi ſemper; Amores 
Dinitnuet Sors nulla-meos ; ruat Orbis., * Olympus 
Mole ſua ſubito deſcendat in zquora lapſu, 
CuncCta licet medium fiant Mare; {xviat in me 
Tranſverſts ſors lzva rotis ; memorabere._ preſens 
Mille per adverſt {tridentia fulmina fat:, 
Triſtelicet langueſcic'Ebur,nerviſque refra&ti | 
Serpat humi ; ( finis qui ſitque ignara malorum).. } * 


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Yet did you _ not without a 


Teares' of. Scotland. 


Þorious train 
Return bence ts your Countrey back, again ; 


4nd 1 muſt follow Tou ; yea court Tou ſo 
A's jealous Rivals do therr Miſtreſs woo, 


Nat envying Tour Titles, but 


ſhall rather 


Augment them, and a thouſand T rophees gather, 
T hen place thent at Tour feet : \Tou are perplext 
With vaniow preſſures 5; How is Tour ſoul vext 
with tears, and prayers, and praiſes of the rude 
Crowd: (that about you throngs). the Multitude ? 
Who with applauſes mx complaints, and know 
No Government ,- nor can obedience ſhoir. 
'T beſe Garlands weave of Ivy , and of Bayes, 


And whatſoever F lowers the Spring diſplayes 


In 'vajious colours, lo ſet out ther Ttate, 
Who ſhall-on Tour tnumphant Chariot wait. 
Where ere Tou move, whether by Land or Sea, 


Your Merit ft: ſhall draw Me after T hee, 


I'le wait on Tou, my Patron ; and if tane 


Away, my Prayers ſhall bring Tow back again; 


Ile hide You 1n my breaſt : 


Caſt in the- Main, and all become one Sea ; 


Or Fortune frown ; a thouſand dangers ſet 


Before me ;- Tet I never ſhall forget 


Your preſence. Though my lyre hath loſt its ſound, 


owgh Tou remove 
From hence, no accident ſhall change my love. 
Should Heaven, or great Olympus, headlo 


ng be 


And with diſordered ſtroxgs, layeson the ground, 


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Penſar ; & invits tantunden'reddinra leans 

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Rapra fervor; tirubatqne Mihi Mens reſels quo. 
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Involat,immemoremque Met ,per fingnla reddit. 
Quam lubvir dixiffe (Redi) fed juſta negott 
Suſpitio gravioris obeft, ex{pemque repellic. 
Irrita nErefragos videar depofcere Divos, 
Ettarien,O dile&te; Vale! Vale! urget-Orexis 
Obſequit,tantnnique'Tibi devoyit Amoris 
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How gladly wadd I ſay (Return)! but yet 
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' Beg I in vain what all the Gods deny ? 


 Thei O! Farewell! Farewell wud Dear! 
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Lachnime Scotze . 
EXſonidem imperioſa vocet, Conſurge catervis 
Ocyus Q gens fuſa:Tuis, glomeramine fa&o- . 
Magnates,Procereſque,&Cens trabeata Quyiritum, 
Curia quos,vel.Rolſtra tenent, vel Pulpira fundunt 
Sacra Sacerdotes,vel quos Edina miniſtrat, 
(Inſignes pietate patres)fa&to Agmine primi 
Sollennes ducant-Choreas, Bel/ona Phalanges 
Evocet,& longa ſecum trahat agmina pompa: 
Agmina migrantem.circumteCtura Magiſtrum 
Pone ruat Plehs, prona, ſuo ſolitoque tumultu 

vit ſtrepor,& ftuſo paulum data copia vulgo, 

vic {tupeat ſtupor ipſe hodie, deſcendat Olympus 
Spectando, excitus {ſtudio dum talia noſtris 

(Heu nimium properata)' patent ſpeCtacula terris. 
Interea ignivomis ſuprema palatia nimbis 

(rrande ronent ; fulo globulorum grandine , tellus 
Ita tremat ; -ſtupefa&ta umis 1n vallibus Eccho 
Evigilet, ſonituque part reſponſa remittat ; 

In flammas fic zther eat, f1c percita late 
Compita, ſulphurets clareſcant plena favillis ; 

Et ſolito Scloppts paulum de more ſolutis, 
Horridus ardentes-miles vertatur in 1gnes ; 
Obſequio flagrans humili, devotaque tanto 
Thura Duci,fauſtumque V ale per fulmina fundat. 


Tandem clara ſua Dalkethea reddit ab Aula 
Triſte ſalutandum populo ; Parremq; Ducemq; 
Centis, conſuctoque cubulia Numine plena 

91c O mole ſua(per murmura, perque T'riumphos, 


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Teares*0f*:Scocland. 
4nd the Drum beat a ſudden March for all 

T he Army; to attend therr Generall, 

T hen quickly haſt, with all your noble train 

Of: Peers, and-Lords, and Gentry, that remain 
In Cqourtor Countrey ; all that wear the Gown, 
And thoſe relugtous Prieſts, whoſe learning crown 
Fair Edenburgh ; the Officers lead on 

The Van, whilft Fierce llona calls upon 

T he Rear to follow ; each obſerves his place, 

T hen ſhouts for joy, to ſee their Generats face : 
T he common People (made of noiſe) make haſte 
To, gape upon Him ere the ſhow be paſs. 

All food ama%'d that day : 4 world of Men 
Became Speftators But grief ſtops my pen 

To think what loſſe my coaſts did. then ſuſtain | 
Hark! the great G uns in horrid tones complain 
Of His departure | and Eaiths fabick ſhakes ; 
Th' aftomſh'd Eccho at the noyſe awakes, 

And from her hollow cave doth back return - 

An anſwertoit: The Skies do ſeem to burn. 

Hat coals of Sulphur round the Plains are ſhook: 
And as the Guns Co off the Souldiers look 

As if they dwelt in flames; or did defare 

To: gave a Farewell to their Lord in fure. 


At length Dalkeich from her fair patace ſhews, 
T he objett of the Peoples Foyes and Woes ; - 
Our Nations Prince, and Father, as he moves 


Along, the Multitude expreſs thay Loves 


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SCoros, 


O:atio D, 
Monachi 


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So Lidhrine Seatie. . | : 
Per LuCtus, Laudeſq; pares; perq; boſtica Amoris * 


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'Telazper applauſus triſtes,per mulle ſuſurras'; 


Per deſ14eri flammas ; per fulmina Zell ; 

Plana per, anfractuſque.-pares, atqueiinvia rerum; 
Seque per O Ipſum pariter, per viicera contra 

Se ſua, crudelem Domim damnantia raptum, 
Mille per ingenita, & {1bimanſuerudimis zſtus, 
Mille per oppoſitas Animidubitabilis undas, 
Fuſaque tantarum per tot diſcrimina rerum, 
Secum multa Animo (noſtris graviora) revolvens 
Procedat fuſa Phenix ad littora pompa. 


Quo te agis O laſciva Chelys ? per nubila ſxpe 
Fit Iubar,& tenebris lux emicat alma ſub iphs! 
Friſte piis nil eflediu ; gonceditur, arcu 
Sepoſito, Cytharam tandem Pater urger eburnam; 
Extrentum perpende Vale, dum littora Phenix 
Veltra premit, ſtreperis paulum deſ1ſte querelis ; 
Et Patris znfandas heic imbibe lzta loquelas. 


Cens tantas perpeſla.vices | Fatique protervis 


a Uſque adeo ſubjecta rotis ! tot trita {1niftris; 


Aſ\tubus, & circumfuſi glomeramine Ponti 
In cumulum contraCta tuum, vix inſula (dammr 
Oceanum dum trano tut) tamen Inſula, noſtre 
Es ſoror, 'inviCtis pridem commila Brirannis, 
Crens raptu commota meo ! quorſum gra furores 
Nec quicquam;' & varios diſpergisin #thera quz- 
S1gnantur decreta poli ! Sententia Divum | (ſtus > 
De reditu ſtat firma meo,(ſic lumina rere 

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__ Teares of: Scotland. 

In grief. and trewmph! ; Complaints mixt with praiſe, 
Si a wok Applauſes: and where:e're He Pies 

* Byialb the flames of Love and Zeal ; by all 

T hat's \ſmoath or cragg y ; by things myſttcall ; 

Yea, by Himſelf, they beg Him to return, 

W hoſe bowels inwardly for them do bury. 

Tet on He goes, but fain would ſtay behind, 

Mzithons of cares ſtill rowling inhis Mind; 

Thus 'with anoble T rain, but a ſad heart, 

T his mble Phemx did from Scotland part. 


But ſtay my Harp |———oft from dark, clouds comes light, 
And day at length breaks up from blackeſt mght ; 
Sadneſs (like ſmoak)) doth from the 7 rettre, 
T he Bow lad by, Apollo takes his {yre ; 
Whilſt on thy ſhoar this Phemx ſtands, prepare 
] His Farewell; but gow all complaints forbear, 
And cheerfully thy Fathers laſt words hear. 


Afﬀiitied N ation | ſubjeft to the wheels 
Of Fate , whounder ſxch croſs fortune reels \ 
How art thou campaſt with a ſwelling Sea, 
Which ſtrives mus great flood to ſwallow thee ? 
Scarce half an Iſle (when I tby loſſes view) 
But yet an [ fle ! and Englands foſter too 
Who troubled thee of late. Thy griefs aſſwage 
And dn not thur tn vain gainft Heaven rage ; 
God hath decreed,and doth confirm't, I ſhall 
Return; from hence | (witneſs theſe tears that fall 


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__Lachrnime Sote. 

Terſit in hoc tumebunda pio) tans adſpice ca- 
Quovehar,&veſtris actutumabducor ab oris,(ftrum 
Me ſupra eft,qui Regna rotat, cui publica noſtri 
Tota Orbis res /prona ſubeſt: parere paratum 
Me viden? & ſubter tanto Ommpotente Miniſtrum 
Morigerum, veſtris qui me nunc evocat oris 
Arbitrio,Nutuque ſuo; Qui Me tibi pridem 
Miſerat, & triplicx Gentis dominatur habenas, 
Me,me alio jam jamque vocat; nec conſtat.an inde 
(Pondere ſuppoſito hoc) longe graviora ſuperſint 
Hiſce humeris ſubeunda meis ? Det Robur Olymp: 
Rector, & xquales in tanta-negotia vires ! 

Atque equidem hoc quanto per tot diſcrimina niſu 
Veltra meis ſuffulta humeris fit $cotica moles ; 
Teſtor in hoc circumfuſas hinc inde catervas. 
Illicet (& fateor, laudis procul abſit inanis 
Gloria, dum memoro) cultu meltore niteſcit 
Barbiton, & noſtra ſolito modulantius arte 
Dictat Epos, Numeris(fateor)non undique reCtis, 
Fila ſuis ſtant xqua locis : latet anguis 1n herba 
Intus adhuc, tacita nonnulla coaxat in alvo 

R anacrepans,removenda minis,quz Schiſmate fa- 
Laxat in oppoſitos diſcordia fila: furores; (to 
IIlicet hxc Lerna eſt,veſtris damnoſa colonis, 

In qua centenis dominaturhiatibus Hydra, 

Hydra recens obitu, validis cut nulla ſagittts 


= "FRY Vs potis indomito {1 non * T BR INTHILS auſu 


Semideus, rabidum ferro, -& pice comprimat An- 
Dedecus hoc'veſtris abolere penatibus;ardor(guem; 
Me meus adverſum ſtimulis agitabat agutts. 

Sed 


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Teares of Scotland. 


Down from mine Eyes!) See where my Tents do ſtand 


Behold 1 1 am compell' d to leave your Land ! 
He dwells above, who S cepters ſwayes , and all 
T he world muſt be obedient to his call. 
Look how lam prepard but . yet too flow 
A' ſervant, knowing God doth bid me fo. 
'T was He firſt ſent Meto You, who the Reins 
Of theſe three Kingdoms in his haxd contains. 
Although I'm calld another way, yet I 
Am not concern d, if this great wetght caſt by 
I muſt bear greater. Thoſe whom God employes 
T har ſtrength doth ſtill thetr burdens equalize. 
And how 1 did through all diſaſters wade, 
When Scotlands troubles on my ſhoulders lad, 
T call you all to witneſs who here meet : 
Farewell ſelf-praiſe whilſt I theſe things repeat ; 
My Harp doth only what's divine impart, 
M aking melodtous Mufeck by my Art 
But I percteve ſome ſtrings are falſe) Alas 
T here lurks a ſnake ſtill undes the green graſs ? 
Within the woinb a croacking Frog us nurſt, 

Which muſt be forced out. And Schiſm accurſt 
Fills the diſordered ſtrings with jarring ſounds, 
T his is the Lejna that our Hynds confounds 
In which the Hundred-headed Hydra dwells, 
(4 Monſter late reviv'd ) wham no Dart kills, 
Till our Herculean Semi-Crod at leaſt 
With fire and ſword conſume this hellih Beaſt, 
Rodt out this Plague; it was my whole. intent 
To have tftroy Tin ere from Jou I went. 

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Regis, 


Lachnme Scotie. 
Sedme alio Super,, Remoramque injecerat. aulis.,: 
Sumnus Atlas, cur Me pridem-meaq; oma vovi. 


Netamen interca tanti contemptor Amoris, 
Aut videar veſtris altum Valedicere Rebus; 
Lz#ta Canam ; noſtro GCens O fic turbida raptu ! 
Tetamen O ! Tetolle hilarem;nova gaudaa veſtris 
Inſperataruant Animis ; Abſentia © Phebo 
Noſtra Novo reparanda patet, deludat O /ympus 
In curam, Columenque tuum ? properantius inſtans 
Huc noſtri {ub Note abitus, Aurora quadrigis 
Accelerat fauſtumque'Tibi propendet in Ortum, 
Nuncia venturi poſt tot modo tetrica Pheb: 

Szcla CALEDONLM promittit & aurea Gent! 


Dixit ! & Eloquio fic per compendia fuſo 
Pacati aſlenſere poli, fufiſque catervis 
Tranquillum rediere Animi, perque agmina late 
Murmur ut: rupto veluti cum ſpuineus alveo 
Arva ſuper gratos emittit Ni/us acervos : 
Ebr1a luxuriant ſata, (quondam mortua) valles 
Tripudiane, pi&tospromittunt paſcua flores : 
Ocyus applauſu circumſtans turmaque tanto 
Percita, ſulphureos ſeſe inflammavir in ignes ! 
Aſcenſu laſciva ſno ; fic undique rerum 
Iucundz exultant facies, torp reremoto 
Dulcia ſub triſtem renovantur gaudia raptum. 


Iſta inter dum fic violenta aſpergine pectus 
Curarum ſpumabat aquis, zſtuque fremebat 


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Teares of Scotland. "7." 
But Heaven fothids uno, and-my. Gieat- P11 NCE - 
(W hoſe Orders 1: obey) commands Me hence. © 


Till then I ſhall not your Affli@ions ſlught, 
Or ever to your Intereſt b1d good-nght : 
I hong gag News QO * grerVe not that I path 
Unhop'd for Joys appear ' lift up thy Heait, 
T he times are changing ;! T hough I ab, ent be, 
A New Stn (brighter then ny ſelf ) you le. ſee. 
Heaven lavours 'S your welfare 5; nhulſt I'm gone 
Ntobt flees ; The Moon her robes of light putson, 
And (baſt ning to her Chariot) deſcries 
Long-wiſh'd for Phabus ſuddenly will 1ſe, 
Whoſe rages ſhall Clouds diſperſe, and grief aſſwage 
And back to Scotland bring the Golden Aye. | 


T hus did He end his $ peech ſo well compos'd X 
Heavens ſmil'd, and all the Multitude diſclos'd 
T heir calm reſentments. Stretght about the fields 
Such a ſoſt murmure flees, as Nilus yields 
{When his high ſwelling flood the banks oreflow ; 
1 T be druuken Earth ' (half dead before doth ſhow 
{Large crops of Comm, Flowers in each Paſture grow. 
His neighbouring Army (heaiing what was ſpoke) 
Diſcharge thay Muskets, and m pre and [meak 
Return back therr aſſents ; all things put on 
4 pleaſing look, ; and ſadneſs being gone, 
Toy did aſſum# her plgce. 


Whilſt thus my breaſt 
With viulent ſeas of ſorrows was oppreſs ; 
Monck 


' Lachnime Scotts, 
Tot vatio poſtquam ſeſe evaguaſiet Amore, 
D1ſcedens Soi tandem Dux Maximus,/ Arma 
Max capit, & vocis reſonantia murmura tantz ; 
Pertzſam querulamque morz, (cunCtamine prefſo 
Deſiliic ſublimis'equo, (CGentemque ſalutans, 

Mollfz ſuaveolam porrexit ad ofcula dextram, 


Tum vero infremuere Animi,tacituſq; per artus 
Horror it,fubito vulgi pia peCtora bells (res, 
Plena tument, tumidos Amor xmulus urget hono- 
Et luCEtus celeres ciet in certamina _ 
Bella intus fibi quiſq; movet;nunc heſ{itat;& nunc 
Fidus ovat,  dunt ſpeCtat iter,deſperat ; at inde 
Dum jubar, en Ph#b: luſtrat venientis, abortam 
Spem fovet, & tantis ſponder (1bi lzta ſub umbris, 


SiC ubi forte viro vaſtum ſuper Equor ituro 
(A4 ſuatranſtra ratis, {ciflo redit Anchora fundo) 
Hzaret amica uxor, :certatque innectere collo 
Brachia,, mananteſque oculos atque oſcula turbat 
Vaſtacaligo maris, retinet moranulla paratum, 
Ipſaquidem vano necquicquam numine queſtu 
Sollicitat, ſponſumque tonat ſ1bi remige verſo 
Actutum furibunda dari ; f{1cque irrita late 
Verba vomens, Patrios dolet increbreſcere ventos, ' 
Et fauſtum vix oprat iter ; ſed & optat, & ardet ; 
Ardet Amor, longo fugientia Carbaſa viſu 
Dulce fequi ; variaſque f1bi movet anxia curas.” 


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; Teares *of Scotland. 
Monok'! (having ſhewnc his Love,:ſv: many wayes) 
Leaves Scotland! and at laft himſelf conveyes 
Home to bis Camp, (whoat his flay complain) 
But looking back, and ſeeing the large-train 
Of Scots that folloyed Hem: He makes « ftand, 
And leaves his Steed, that each might kaſs his hand. 


T hen all renew their grief ; a trembling fear 
Poſſ eſſe es every joynt » ther faces were 
" The badpe of ſorrow * their A ﬀeFtions make 
Them jealous of each other : ſtrerght they break 
Forth into praiſe. Each with his own mind wars ; 
Diſtruſts, hopes, joyes, and ſome again diſpairs ; 
T ill they behold therr Princely Sun ariſe, 
Whoſe beams dry up the tears fall from their eyes. 


Ss when for forrargn Climes the Merchant's. bound, 
(Whilft Sayls are boyſt,and Anchors weigh'd from ground) 
His loving Wife (with eyes fixt on the Ik) 

Labours to twine her Arms about his Neck, , 

And fain would kiſs him, but the unkind Main 

D enyes that favour ; (left alone) in van 

She 'cainſt her Husband and the Gods exclaims;, 

C w/h the ape the Seas, the Winds; then blames 
Heripaſſon ; wiſhing him a proſperous gale, 

A po no Sams his Veſſel NG War” - 

But when the fleeing [ayls_ far off ſhe views, 

She weeps afreſh," and late complants renews ; 


Fa, 


 'Larchrum# Satie; | 
Scat tamen,: &notam puppimede rupeſalutat: 1 / 
Turbida;ter geminoque V ale, V ale;urgeteuntem. 
Sic tandem (vix ſponte ſuos repetenda'penates 
Orbalicet Domino, charo tamen auCcta Pupillo 
Spiranti per cunCta Patrem requieſcit ;- & auto 
Spe jam blandiduloſeſe obletatur Flo. 


Talis erat Domino quantum commota remoto, 
Tantundem ingeſto Gens luxurioſa Magilſtro: 


D-inde Caledomis abrepto numineab orts, 
L ondin: adglomerata-Cohors, ſ{olennia pulfis 
LuEtibus:(occulto licet obluEtantibus-zſ{tw) 
Dulcia inire parat, Reedit O ! Riſuq; Tiuumphat 
'Toota novo, tanto fub DrireFore Caterva ! 


Qualicer extremi ſupremo in cardine Mundi 

- -» Purpureisrutilans pennis, comptiſhma Phenix 
Fulva viget, caudam roſeis interlita punctis, 
Atheream per\mane-volans Aammantia Phebz 
Lumina, nativo ({mirandum) illuminat oftro 
Efftuſas volucrum rapiens per nubila turmas : 
Sic redeunt Cives ; reditumque applauſibus ornant 
Magnates,luveneſque,& quos Bellora Phalanges 
Struxerat, unanimis vulgt applaudente Caterva 
I|lumautem in medits, Oſtroq; Auroq;coruſcum; 
R orantem placidos divint Nectaris imbres 
Prona Cohors miro circumvallabat konore. 


Vive 


bY Teates of Scotland. Fn "47 
Let ſei ef 


» and with intentrve eyes 
P urſues the St \ oak twice Adien ſhe cryes : | 
Ht laſt " bath to her Houſe returns, 


And for ber oy Spouſe a ſhort while mourns : 
But when the Fathers Image ſhe eſpies 
In ber fair Child, all ſorrow from her flies, 


Thas at her Lords departure Scotland grerved, 
T ill hope of ſeeing CHARLES her _ relerved. 


Then Monck t> London from the Scottiſh Coaſt 
Removes, attended by a gall, mt Hoaſs : 
T he City (proud of ſuc; a Gu [| ) prepares 


To bid Him welcome, and no charges /, paresz 

But all Htm for a Deity adore, 

Sent lo! hear help. Io 07 the Indian ſhore 

T he Phemx h; ring her bright wings diſplay d. 
And her embioid, Ted T al 1 in order laid 

( hoſe oolden Plumes add luſtre to Heavens fire ) 
Aſcends the Sky attended by a Quire 

Of leſſer Birds, who round about | Net ſings, 
Whilſt ſhe the upper Reon boldly WINS, 


Thus Englands Nobles, and a wailike 1 
Pefſed by a crowd of people, entertain 
Ly Uth deat appl. mſe thetr Valiant General 
IV ho b; avely mounted tn the mi a(t of all 
His aimed T r00ps, lik, the my Su, appeat. 
W hoſe e olorto! {A} pref nee the n ol: » N ation cheers. 


"OO: thadnine Sotie: | 
Vive tuis fzlix fatis (dux Magne) ruentis 
Preſidium, Columenque orbis,  tutela Biitannm.\ 
I, ſurge in famam,quz jam te ampleCtitur ulnis. 
Stipatus Populi votis, age digna Triumphd ; 
Ue tandem agnoſcant lati Confinia Mundt 
Ingenio Monachi quod R egna redempta SruasT1, 


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Teares of Scotland, 

* » | Long may you live (Great Sir) to reconcile 
The jarring World, and prop up Britains Iſle : 
Goon , Fame hugs you in her breaſt, do things 
Worthy of Tropbees for the beſt of KINGS, 

T hat all the Confines of the World may ſee, 
Monck regain'd CHAR LES hi Crown by policy. 


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