Pseaulme Cent Quatriesme

Benedic anima mea Domino, Domine Deus.

Sus, sus, my soul, he'll say good fault
Of the LORD. O my true God, how
Your greatness is excellent & notoyre!
You are vestu splendor, and glory:

You are vestu splendor itself,
No more nor less than ung accoustrement:
To flag, who as Roy ung worthy,
You tendz heaven and a curtain.

Paneled water vouste is your palace,
In place of char on the bare es wore:
And Fortz ventz which Parmy air souspirent,
Your trolley with their aesles, shoot.

Of ventz as diligent, and lightweight
Fays your heralds, positions, and messengers
And thunderbolt, and fire, strong promptz at your service,
Sergeants are your haulte justice.

You sit land smoothly
By contrepoys on its foundation vray:
If that will ever firm in his being,
Without moving has dexter has sinister.

In Paravant, deep, and large water
Estoit covered, as well as ung coat:
And the great waters faisoyent all the time
Above the Montz their arrest, and remains:

But tost that vouluz Tencer,
Very soon the feis is advancer from:
And your voice that thundered OYT earth,
All of fear enfuyrent big 'wanders.

Mountaines at vindrent to stand:
Similarly the vaulx to lower,
By going to the proper place droict
You have their estably your grace,

And sea bornas by such compass
That its limit it can not
Oultrepasser: & feis this beautiful masterpiece
Affin more land it Coeuvre.

You feis down valleys waters:
Out there feis fountains & ruysseaux,
Who are flowing, and going, and whisper
Between Montz, who emmurent plains.

And it is in order that the beasts of the field
May their thirst Estre there estanchants,
Beuvants all appreciate these breuvaiges,
All I dy, to asses will saulvaiges.

Above, and these currents near ruysseaux,
Oyselletz the sky are demourants,
That the mid Fueilles, and branches,
Font resonate voice their net, and free.

Haultz of your places, art Aultre human,
The Montz stony arrouses your hand:
If the land is all drunk, and full
The fruict from your work easily.

For doing so, you fays by Montz, & vaulx
Germer hay for Jumentz, & Chevaulx.
Grass, to serve the human creature,
Luy producing pasture land:

Wine, for Estre to the Heart joy, and comfort,
The bread to make it strong man:
Similarly oil, in order that in front
More reluysante, and his cheerful face.

Vertz trees take your growth,
O Lord God, the Cedres mesmement
Mount Lebanon, thy goodness supresme,
Without artifice, planted it likewise.

Make it their nidz (because it pleases you as well)
Passerines, and passes also:
The Aultre hand on haultz besongne fir,
And there bastit the Cygoigne his house.

Through your goodness the droictz Montz, & haultains,
Provide refuge for Goats, and to Dains:
And Connilz, & Lipstick, ranging viste,
Hollow rocks are ordained for gist.

That shall tell more? clear Moon feis
We mark Moys, and days prefix:
And the Sun, that of regulator, and thunder,
Her bedroom has congnoissance clear.

After up spars darkness:
And during the night the deed was all go,
During which, in the fields all out beste
Outside forestz, to inject in queste.

The Lyonceaulx Mesmes are at yssants
Off lows, loud, roaring &
After the prey, in order to have pasture
Of thee, Lord, sçays their food:

Then also tost the Sun deed day
A large trouppeaulx revont on their stay:
Where wholes are veaultrent coys, and rest,
And from throughout the day dare.

Well then released the man without any danger,
Goes away droict his work habituate,
And labor, or field, or the pa,
Or garden, till the vespers.

O Lord God, let thy various works
Are wonderful, the world world!
O thou hast any great deed by 'wisdom!
Brief, the earth is full of your largesse.

As for the large, spacious & Sea
We do not count sçauroit, name
The animaulx, ranging swimming illecques,
Medium, small, and very great avecques.

In this our sea, ships go wandering:
Then Balaine, horrible monster, and large,
Y have formed, which at ease there knots,
And his will by Undes play.

Wholes animaulx toy to go to appeal
The yeulx to heaven in order that assistance
Your goodness to give them repaistre,
When the time of need, and the weather is addonne.

Incontinent you their fays this property
To give the ilz take tresbien:
Wide your hand is not rather have open
As wholes planted property is offered.

Of thy face, and thy yeulx turned
Back to eulx, ilz estonnes are wholes.
If you take away their spirit, ilz die
And their pouldre ilz revont, and remain.

If your mind once again you transmetz,
Well then the life in such remetz,
That Paravant: & new beasts,
Ung in time, the earth renew.

Or is tousjours regnant, and flowering
The majesty of the Lord almighty:
Please the Lord take resjouyssance
Faictz to works by his haulte power.

The Lord dy, which deed horribly
Earth tremble to look ung seullement:
Or that deed (as little know attaindre)
Most of haultz Montz ahan sweat, and fear.

As is to me, as living seray,
Sing to the Lord God does cesseray
In my vray full magnificence of God.
Psalmes feray, as I dAuray essence.

If the supply, what about, and in his,
Luy is pleasant, and doulce my song:
Thus happens, remove your sorrow,
Because God alone esjouiray me constantly.

Earth soyent infidels excluded
And perverse, so it does more
Sus, sus, my Heart, where all things God abounds
Fault you rent, rent the whole world.
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