 | John Ross - English poetry - 1878 - 816 pages
...For dread of rocks, and foreland. To put the ruther 1 in his hand : Without God's grace is no refuge, If there be danger ye may judge. I give them to the devil of hell, That first devised that counsel; I will not say it was treason, But I dare swear it was no reason : I pray... | |
 | John Ross - English poetry - 1878 - 786 pages
...For dread of rocks, and foreland, To put the ruther ' in his hand : Without God's grace is no refuge, If there be danger ye may judge. I give them to the devil of hell. That first devised that counsel ; I will not say it was treason, But I dare swear it was no reason : I pray... | |
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... aghast Through danger of the seis rage, Wald tak ane child of tender age, Whilk never had bene on the sea, And to his bidding all obey, Giving him haill the governall Of ship, marchand, and marinall. For dreid of rockis and foreland, To put the rudder... 