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For , if I slew thy brother dear , Thou siew'st a sister's son to me ; And when I lay in
dungeon dark , Of Naworth Castle , long months three , Till rapsom'd for a
thousand mark , Dark Musgrave , it was long of thee . And , Musgrave , could our
fight ...
For , if I slew thy brother dear , Thou siew'st a sister's son to me ; And when I lay in
dungeon dark , Of Naworth Castle , long months three , Till rapsom'd for a
thousand mark , Dark Musgrave , it was long of thee . And , Musgrave , could our
fight ...
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Yet him whose heart is ill at ease Such peaceful solitudes displease : He loves to
drown his bosom's jar Amid the elemental war : And my black Palmer's choice
had been Some ruder and more savage scene , Like that which frowns round
dark ...
Yet him whose heart is ill at ease Such peaceful solitudes displease : He loves to
drown his bosom's jar Amid the elemental war : And my black Palmer's choice
had been Some ruder and more savage scene , Like that which frowns round
dark ...
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In Lettermore the timid deer Will pause , the harp's wild chime to hear ; Rude
Heiskar's seal through surges dark Will long pursue the minstrel's bark ; ( 2 ) To
list his notes , the eagle proud Will poise him on Ben - Cailliach's cloud ; Then let
not ...
In Lettermore the timid deer Will pause , the harp's wild chime to hear ; Rude
Heiskar's seal through surges dark Will long pursue the minstrel's bark ; ( 2 ) To
list his notes , the eagle proud Will poise him on Ben - Cailliach's cloud ; Then let
not ...
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That elder leader's calm reply In steady voice was given , « la man's most dark
extremity Oft succour dawns from heaven . Edward , trim thou the shatter'd sail ,
The helm be mine , and down the gale Let our free course be driven ; So shall we
...
That elder leader's calm reply In steady voice was given , « la man's most dark
extremity Oft succour dawns from heaven . Edward , trim thou the shatter'd sail ,
The helm be mine , and down the gale Let our free course be driven ; So shall we
...
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His garb was such as minstrels wear , Dark was bis hue , and dark his hair , His
youthful cheek was marr'd by care , His ... He raised his head with start and
scream , And wildly gazed around ; Then to the wall his face he turn'd , And his
dark ...
His garb was such as minstrels wear , Dark was bis hue , and dark his hair , His
youthful cheek was marr'd by care , His ... He raised his head with start and
scream , And wildly gazed around ; Then to the wall his face he turn'd , And his
dark ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott: With Introd.And Notes |
| 著者 | Walter Scott |
| 出版社 | F. Warne., 1827 |
| 書籍の提供元 | トリノ大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2015年10月20日 |
| ページ数 | 758 ページ |
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