aussi la dame whiche lyved without blame que uist sans blame I understande the quene jentens la royne whiche never doth ende qui point ne fine to do honour de faire honneur to the maker au createur with she auec[que] celle that hath no pere qui non pareille in this worlde est en ce monde right pure and clene trespure et monde it is the princesse cest la princesse halfe a goddesse demie deesse leavyng them to us les nous laissans here lyvyng icy uiuans right longe space tres longue espace with his grace avec sa grace than whan shall come puis quand uiendra that it shall nede quil conuiendra at the later ende a la parfin that they take an ende quilz prengnent fin without bytternesse sans amertune or payne any ne paine aulcune they be sette ilz soient posés and bestowed et colocqués in Heven en Paradis where as ever la ou toudis Page 1023 they may laude puissent louér and exalte et exaltér with the saintes auec les sainctz wherof there is many dont y a maintz the blessed Trinite la benoite Trinité thre persones in unite trois personnes en unité the whiche for ever without decline laquelle a jamais sans declin reigne alwayes without ende. regne a tousjours sans prendre fin.
— from An Introductorie for to Lerne to Read, To Pronounce, and to Speke French Trewly by Giles Du Wés

'Tis done,—the morning miracle of light,— The resurrection of the world of hues That die with dark, and daily rise again With every rising of the splendid Sun!
— from The Poems of Henry Van Dyke by Henry Van Dyke