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Twenty one several books of mr. William Bridge 1657

I have noted down from recitation a considerable portion of what they call their poetry, but the only tolerable specimen of verse which I ever discovered amongst them was the following stanza, which, after all, is not entitled to very high praise: — “Ichasoa urac aundi, Estu ondoric agueri — Pasaco ninsaqueni andic Maitea icustea gatic.” i.e. “The waters of the sea are vast, and their bottom cannot be seen: but over them I will pass, that I may behold my love.”

The Bible in Spain 1712