...introduction to Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel; instead of a harper, we are presented with a fiddler. ' THE way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...side, In faded bag of flannel green, Through which the well-carv'd head was seen Of gaping lion, yawning wide, In regal pomp of beastly pride. The last of...

...Mr. Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel ; instead of a harper, we are presented with a fiddler. " THE way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...long account. His Fiddle, sole remaining pride, Hung dangliug down bis ragged side, In faded bag of flannel green, Through which the well carv'd head was...

...Mr. Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel ; instead of a harper, we are presented with a fiddler. " THE way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor bard was weak and old, And carried scor'd upon hi? front Of many a year the long account. His Fiddle, sole remaining pride, Hung dangling down his...

...Cantos. Supposed to be written by W — S — ." The parody is perfectly obvious from the first: — The way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...remaining pride, Hung dangling down his ragged side. The orphan boy is replaced by a "little dog with gentle speed," but we recognize an old friend under...

...poem. Sir Cockburn, a similarity which must strike the most superficial observer." INTRODUCTION. The way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor bard was weak and old. And cairied, scor'd upon his front, Of many a year a long account. His Fiddle, sole remaining pride. Hung...

...Cantos. Supposed to be written by W — S — ." The parody is perfectly obvious from the first: — The way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...remaining pride, Hung dangling down his ragged side. The orphan boy is replaced by a "little dog with gentle speed," but we recognize an old friend under...

...Cantos. Supposed to be written by W — S — ." The parody is perfectly obvious from the first: — The way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...remaining pride, Hung dangling down his ragged side. The orphan boy is replaced by a "little dog with gentle speed," but we recognize an old friend under...

...untravel'd rounds Through the inane expanse of pristine Night, The planetary conglobulations roll'd. 'The way was long, though 'twas not cold, But the poor...remaining pride, Hung dangling down his ragged side. burn, bueno en la necesidad." La parodia es bastante fiel para resultar divertida al comienzo, pero...