Scotish Elegaic Verses Mdcxxix Mdccxxix With Notes And An Appendix of Illu

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Scotish Elegaic Verses Mdcxxix Mdccxxix With Notes And An Appendix of Illu
Maidment, James, 1795?-1879
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Whose recollec- tions of his feelings when in the Royal Oak, made it a matter of astonishment to him how any one, when so pursued, could have suf- ficient courage to do what Mass David did. It is but justice to the worthy clergyman to mention that the young lady afterwards be- came his first spouse.
Opprest with grief, distrest with mournful groans, Not able I'm to speak ; ah ! Heaven frowns !
A dreadfull cloud o'ershades our horrizon, A cloud which should, which will make us bemoan.
Ah Death !
... why so severe ! could none but he, Thy tyrannizing power satisfy ?
Why so impetuous ? Why so uncontrol'd ?
Why so illimited ? Ah ! why so bold ?
Thou universal monarch, whose command, Nor king, nor prince, nor peasant can withstand, * Apparently in the hand of Lord Fountainhall.
142 SCOTISH ELEGIAC VERSES.
Could not thy fatal blow have been suspended ?
Could nothing 'gainst thy rage have him defended ?
What grief, what sorrow fills my weary'd mind ?
Grief, which t' express, I'm strait'ned words to find.


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