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numb 4 Lady Culross sonnet to Mr Welsh. At Blackness 1605 or 1606 |
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A Sonnet sent To Blackness To Mr John We[l]sh By ye Lady Culross My Dear Brother wt courage Bear ye Crosse Joy shall be joyned wt all thy sorrow here High is thy Hope disdain this earthly Drosse once shall yow see the wished day appear
Now its is dark thy sky cannot be clear after the clouds it shall be calm anone wait on his will whoos Blood hath Bo’t* ye dear extoll his name tho outward joyes be gone.
Look to ye Lord thow art not left alone since he is thine qt* pleasure canst thow take· He is at hand and hears thy heavy groan End out thy faught and suffer for his sake.
A sight most Bright thy soul shall shortly see when store of C’s lore thy Rich Reward shall be:
R J D B I know not what News are come with the post this evening but I know yow will have them to better purpose from other hands: Mr T[?raill] is not yet come but I still expect him: I hear noe news about the O except that of the Mrs of the Colledge the most of them going to Eden to take it: The Principall is all ready returned I expect to hear more on this head afterwards. My re =spects to your wife Mother in Law & all the Children particularly Sandie: I am in haste Yours by many oblig ns Gl: Novr 30 i7i5
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To The Reverend Mr Widdorow Minister of ye Gospell <..> Eastwood
Bo’t bought qt quhat, what |
