Edward Farr, ed. Select Poetry of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. 1845.
HymneIII. Anonymous
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Daye’s proclayming trompiter,
Claps his wings and loudly cries,
Mortalls, mortalls, wake and rise,
See a wonder
Heauen is vnder,
From the earth is rissen a sun,
Shines all night, though day be dun.
Wake and heare the ioy I bring;
Wake and ioy for all this night,
Heauen and euerie twinckling light;
All amazing
Still stand gazing:
Angells, powers, and all that be,
Wake and ioy this sun to see.
Sent into the world by night,
Let thy rayes and heauenly powers
Shine in this darke soule of ours,
For most surely
Thou art truely,
God and man we do confess:
Haile, O Sun of Righteousness!