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https://clasp.ell.ox.ac.uk/poem/A.5.5.126
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The Paris Psalter: Psalm 126
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The Paris Psalter: Psalm 126

PPs126:1 1. nymþe hus timbrige || halig drihten Nemþe hūs timbrie || hāliġ drihten,
PPs126:1 2. on idel gylp || oþre winnaþ on īdel ġielp || ōðre winnaþ%
PPs126:1 3. þe þæs huses || hrof staþeliaþ þe þæs hūses || hrōf staðoliaþ.
PPs126:2 1. nymþe gehealde eac || halig drihten Nemþe ġe·healde ēac || hāliġ drihten
PPs126:2 2. ceastre mid cynnum || ne mæg hi cynlice ċeastre mid cynnum, || ne mæġ hīe cynlīċe
PPs126:2 3. wæccende || weard gehealdan wæċċende% || weard ġe·healdan.
PPs126:3 1. forhwan ge mid idelnesse || ealle arisaþ For·hwon ġē mid īdelnesse || ealle ā·rīsaþ,
PPs126:3 2. ærþon leoht cume || leoda bearnum ær·þon lēoht cume || lēoda bearnum?
PPs126:3 3. arisaþ nu ricene || and hraþe sittaþ A·rīsaþ recene || and hræðe sittaþ,
PPs126:3 4. þa þe sares hlaf || swiþe æton þā þe sāres hlāf || swīðe ǣton.
PPs126:4 1. þonne he slæp syleþ || swiþe leofum Þonne slǣp sileþ || swīðe lēofum;
PPs126:4 2. þæt is yrfe eac || ecean drihtnes þæt is ierfe ēac || ēċan dryhtnes
PPs126:4 3. and herde bearn || þa her mannum beoþ and heorde bearn, || þā hēr mannum bēoþ
PPs126:4 4. of innaþe || ærest cende of innoþe || ǣrest cende.
PPs126:5 1. swa seo stræle byþ || strangum and mihtigum Swā sēo strǣle biþ || strangum and mihtĝum
PPs126:5 2. hrorum on handa || heard ascyrped hrōrum on handa || heard ā·sċierped,
PPs126:5 3. swa lyþra bearn || lungre gewitaþ swā līeðra bearn || lungre ġe·wītaþ.
PPs126:6 1. þæt biþ eadig wer || se þe a þenceþ Þæt biþ ēadiġ wer, || þe ā þenċeþ,
PPs126:6 2. þæt he his lust on þon || leofne gefylle þæt his lust on þon || lēofne ġe·fylle;
PPs126:6 3. ne biþ he on ealdre ealre || æfre gescended ne biþ on ealdre ealre || ǣfre ġe·sċended,
PPs126:6 4. þonne he on gaton greteþ || his grame feondas þonne on gatum grēteþ || his grame fēondas.