...wicked deeds to praise ? " The King stood up, and plaintively requested this one to be substituted : " Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray ; For men would me devour." 8 From May, 1646, to January, 1647, the negotiations between the English Parliament and the Scottish...

...works to praise." His Majesty thereupon stood up and called for the Fiftysixth Psalm, which begins, " Have mercy, Lord, on me I pray, For men would me devour." The people waived the minister's Psalm and sung that which the King called for. ' ' The use of metrical...

...praise? " On which the King stood up, and commenced singing the psalm which begins with these words: " Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray, For men would me devour," and, with one consent, the whole congregation joined with him. Nevertheless, the Scotch, who despaired of making...

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...would be more appropriate. He rose, and said, in a very audible manner, " We will sing the fifty -sixth Psalm : " ' Have mercy, Lord, on me I pray, For men would me devour.' " The congregation, moved by a sudden impulse of religious generosity extremely unusual in those days,...

...the King, rising with dignity, calmly proposed in its place the penitential psalm beginning : — " Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray, For men would me devour." From henceforth Charles' life was that of a captive. He was sent by the Scotch to Newcastle, then to...

...affected even the rigid enthusiasts, called for the fifty-sixth Psalm, which was sung accordingly: " Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray, For men would me devour!" In Scotland in the meantime the Marquis of Montrose had deserted the Covenanters and raised an army...

...boast thyself, Thy wicked deeds to praise? Upon this the king stood up and called for the fifty-sixth psalm : — Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray, For men would me devour ! This was willingly responded to by the soldiers present, much to the discomfiture of the preacher....

...boast thyself Thy wicked works to praise ? Whereupon the King rose and called for the fifty-sixth : Have mercy, Lord, on me, I pray, For men would me devour. This the congregation sang with fervour. A regrettable incident in the history of the church occurred...

...Thy wicked work to praise?" whereupon the king, standing up, called for the 56th Psalm, commencing: "Have mercy, Lord, on me I pray, For men would me devour"; an'd the people, waiving the minister's Psalm, sang that which His Majesty called for. About 1560 the late...