The Lady of the Lake: A PoemLittle, Brown, 1863 - 356 páginas |
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... James IV . , and particu- larly of James V. , to walk through their kingdom in disguise , afforded me the hint of an incident , which never fails to be interesting if managed with the slightest address or dexterity . I may now confess ...
... James IV . , and particu- larly of James V. , to walk through their kingdom in disguise , afforded me the hint of an incident , which never fails to be interesting if managed with the slightest address or dexterity . I may now confess ...
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... remarks gave me less pleasure . He detected the identity of the King with the wandering knight , Fitz - James , when he winds his bugle to summon his attendants . He was , probably , thinking of the lively , but LADY OF THE LAKE .
... remarks gave me less pleasure . He detected the identity of the King with the wandering knight , Fitz - James , when he winds his bugle to summon his attendants . He was , probably , thinking of the lively , but LADY OF THE LAKE .
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... James could actually have rid- den from the banks of Loch Vennachar to Stirling Castle within the time supposed in the poem , and had the pleasure to satisfy myself that it was quite practicable . After a considerable delay , " The Lady ...
... James could actually have rid- den from the banks of Loch Vennachar to Stirling Castle within the time supposed in the poem , and had the pleasure to satisfy myself that it was quite practicable . After a considerable delay , " The Lady ...
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A Poem Walter Scott. THE LADY OF THE LAKE . A POEM . IN SIX CANTOS.1 1 1 [ Published , in 4to , June , 1810. ] TO THE MOST NOBLE JOHN JAMES MARQUIS OF ABERCORN ,
A Poem Walter Scott. THE LADY OF THE LAKE . A POEM . IN SIX CANTOS.1 1 1 [ Published , in 4to , June , 1810. ] TO THE MOST NOBLE JOHN JAMES MARQUIS OF ABERCORN ,
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A Poem Walter Scott. TO THE MOST NOBLE JOHN JAMES MARQUIS OF ABERCORN , & c . & c . & c . THIS POEM IS INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR . ARGUMENT . The Scene of the following Poem is laid.
A Poem Walter Scott. TO THE MOST NOBLE JOHN JAMES MARQUIS OF ABERCORN , & c . & c . & c . THIS POEM IS INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR . ARGUMENT . The Scene of the following Poem is laid.
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