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That warrior's steed , so dapple - gray , Was dark with sweat , and splash'd with
clay ; His armour red with many a stain : lle seem'd in such a weary plight , As if
he had ridden the livelong night ; For it was William of Deloraine . VII . But when
he ...
That warrior's steed , so dapple - gray , Was dark with sweat , and splash'd with
clay ; His armour red with many a stain : lle seem'd in such a weary plight , As if
he had ridden the livelong night ; For it was William of Deloraine . VII . But when
he ...
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Nought of the Palmer says he there , And nought of Constance or of Clare : The
thoughts which broke his sleep , he seems To mention but as feverish dreams .
XIX . « In vain , » said he , « to rest I spread My burning limbs , and couch'd my ...
Nought of the Palmer says he there , And nought of Constance or of Clare : The
thoughts which broke his sleep , he seems To mention but as feverish dreams .
XIX . « In vain , » said he , « to rest I spread My burning limbs , and couch'd my ...
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Will of the Wa ' seems On Scottish ground , as to Dunbar ; to be William Ridley of
Waltown , so called from its Have drunk the monks of St Bothan's ale , And driven
the beeves of Lauderdale ; situation on the great Roman Wall . Thirlwall Castie ...
Will of the Wa ' seems On Scottish ground , as to Dunbar ; to be William Ridley of
Waltown , so called from its Have drunk the monks of St Bothan's ale , And driven
the beeves of Lauderdale ; situation on the great Roman Wall . Thirlwall Castie ...
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The situation of the cross , The last verse of this song is taken from the frag- and
the pains taken to defend it , seem to indicate that ... Stanza xxxii . me an entire
copy of this beautiful song , which seems bast thou lodged our deer ! to express
the ...
The situation of the cross , The last verse of this song is taken from the frag- and
the pains taken to defend it , seem to indicate that ... Stanza xxxii . me an entire
copy of this beautiful song , which seems bast thou lodged our deer ! to express
the ...
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over the river Machrai , renowned for the dilemma of a from which it would seem
that the vice of profane poor woman ... The introduction is a favourable specimen
of the kind occur both in Sweden - and Norway . his style , which seems to be in ...
over the river Machrai , renowned for the dilemma of a from which it would seem
that the vice of profane poor woman ... The introduction is a favourable specimen
of the kind occur both in Sweden - and Norway . his style , which seems to be in ...
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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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