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A train , which well beseem'd his state , But all unarm'd , around him wait . Still is
thy name in high account , And still thy verse has charms , Sir David Lindesay of
the Mount , Lord Lion King - at - arms ! ( 4 ) VIII . Down from his horse did ...
A train , which well beseem'd his state , But all unarm'd , around him wait . Still is
thy name in high account , And still thy verse has charms , Sir David Lindesay of
the Mount , Lord Lion King - at - arms ! ( 4 ) VIII . Down from his horse did ...
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Young knights and squires , a lighter train , Practised their charges on the plain ,
By aid of leg , of hand , and rein , Each warlike feat to show ; To pass , to wheel ,
the croupe to gain , And high curvett , that not in vain The sword - sway might ...
Young knights and squires , a lighter train , Practised their charges on the plain ,
By aid of leg , of hand , and rein , Each warlike feat to show ; To pass , to wheel ,
the croupe to gain , And high curvett , that not in vain The sword - sway might ...
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-But in the train you might discern Dark louring brow and visage stern ; There
nobles mourn'd their pride restrain'd , And the mean burghers ' joys disdaiv'd ;
And chiefs , who , hostage for their clan , Were each from home a banish'd man ...
-But in the train you might discern Dark louring brow and visage stern ; There
nobles mourn'd their pride restrain'd , And the mean burghers ' joys disdaiv'd ;
And chiefs , who , hostage for their clan , Were each from home a banish'd man ...
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Now , could a spial of our train On fair pretext admittance gain , That sally - port
might be unbarr'd ; Then , vain were battlement and ward ! » XXV . « Then Denzil
, as I guess , lays train , These iron - banded chests to gain ; Else , wherefore ...
Now , could a spial of our train On fair pretext admittance gain , That sally - port
might be unbarr'd ; Then , vain were battlement and ward ! » XXV . « Then Denzil
, as I guess , lays train , These iron - banded chests to gain ; Else , wherefore ...
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Free me from peril and from band , These tablets are at thy command ; Nor were
it hard to form some train To wile old Mortham o'er the main . Then , lunatic's nor
papist's hand Should wrest from thine the goodly land .'--'I like thy wit , ' said ...
Free me from peril and from band , These tablets are at thy command ; Nor were
it hard to form some train To wile old Mortham o'er the main . Then , lunatic's nor
papist's hand Should wrest from thine the goodly land .'--'I like thy wit , ' said ...
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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 |