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Sit , » Bertram said , « from danger free ; Thou canst not , and thou shalt pot , flee
. Chance brings me hither ; hill and plain I've sought for refuge - place in vain .
And tell me now , thou aguish boy , What makest thou here ? what means this toy
...
Sit , » Bertram said , « from danger free ; Thou canst not , and thou shalt pot , flee
. Chance brings me hither ; hill and plain I've sought for refuge - place in vain .
And tell me now , thou aguish boy , What makest thou here ? what means this toy
...
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Thou ' lt follow yon old pennon , wilt thou not ? Templar , what think'st thou me ? -
See yonder rock , ' T is tatter'd since thou saw'st it , and the Boar - heads From
which the fountain gushes - is it less Look as if brought from off some Christmas ...
Thou ' lt follow yon old pennon , wilt thou not ? Templar , what think'st thou me ? -
See yonder rock , ' T is tatter'd since thou saw'st it , and the Boar - heads From
which the fountain gushes - is it less Look as if brought from off some Christmas ...
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In purgatory ! thou shalt pray him out on't , AB BOT . Or I will make thee wish
thyself beside him . My liege , if I might urge you with a question , Will the Scots
fight to - day ? My lord , perehance his soul is past the aid KING EDWARD (
sharply ) .
In purgatory ! thou shalt pray him out on't , AB BOT . Or I will make thee wish
thyself beside him . My liege , if I might urge you with a question , Will the Scots
fight to - day ? My lord , perehance his soul is past the aid KING EDWARD (
sharply ) .
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With this brand shalt thou conquer , thus long , and no more , And , next , in the
cavern , where burns evermore Till thou bend to the Cross , and the Virgin adore .
» The mystical flame which the Kurdmans adore , The cloud - shrouded arm ...
With this brand shalt thou conquer , thus long , and no more , And , next , in the
cavern , where burns evermore Till thou bend to the Cross , and the Virgin adore .
» The mystical flame which the Kurdmans adore , The cloud - shrouded arm ...
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Then out and spoke that lady bright , Sore troubled in her cheer , « Now , tell me
truc , thou noble knight , What order takest thou here ; And who shall lead thy
vassal band , And hold thy lordly sway , And be thy lady's guardian true When
thou ...
Then out and spoke that lady bright , Sore troubled in her cheer , « Now , tell me
truc , thou noble knight , What order takest thou here ; And who shall lead thy
vassal band , And hold thy lordly sway , And be thy lady's guardian true When
thou ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott: Complete in One Volume |
| 著者 | Walter Scott |
| 出版社 | Galignani, 1831 |
| 書籍の提供元 | National Library of the Netherlands |
| デジタル化された日 | 2012年5月9日 |
| ページ数 | 490 ページ |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |