IN IMITATION OF OUR OLD POETS.
ON OURE LADYES CHIRCH. 1769.
* CELES, most probably from the antient word Ceolis; which, in the Saxon, is ships. From whence Ceolae, we find in Brompton, are used for large ships.
6 As great as good, and eke as good as great.
8 Saw something further, and saw something more.
19 Bent out their heads, when e'er the wynds came bie.
28 The Sparrow Hawke, and many Hawkies gode.
32 And as aforesed mickle much of land.
Title (in Source Edition): IN IMITATION OF OUR OLD POETS. ON OURE LADYES CHIRCH. 1769.