The Lay of the Last Minstrel 2
The Lay of the Last Minstrel 2
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He was a trusted retainer of the Buocleuch family and held adjoining lands in feudal tenure.
186 THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL ZXI,6. Bloodrhounds. Not an unusual method of traoking the enemy in Border warfare. See Stanza VL 14. Aa ever drove prey from Cumberland. This daring marauder, driving prey from Cumber- land, England, would be obliged to cross both the Eske and the Liddel river. That there were no convenient fords by which to cross mattered little to him. See map.
16. England's King. Edw...ard vl. 8cotland'8 Queen. The queen-mother, Mary of Guise.
XXV, 11-12. In Hawick tvnnkled many a light, etc.
Cf. XXXI, 7.
XXVI, 10. TheEomanway. An ancient Roman road in RoxburKhshire.
XXVII, 13-16. Cliffs, which, for many a later year, etc. A reference to the beautiful pastoral song of Sir Gilbert Elliot, who was an ancestor of the lords of Minto. Its plaintive refrain echoes the name of the romantic cliffs: *'Ah! what had my youth with ambition to dol Why left I Amyntal Why broke I my vow!" XXIX, 11.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a trusted retainer of the Buocleuch family and held adjoining lands in feudal tenure.
186 THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL ZXI,6. Bloodrhounds. Not an unusual method of traoking the enemy in Border warfare. See Stanza VL 14. Aa ever drove prey from Cumberland. This daring marauder, driving prey from Cumber- land, England, would be obliged to cross both the Eske and the Liddel river. That there were no convenient fords by which to cross mattered little to him. See map.
16. England's King. Edw...ard vl. 8cotland'8 Queen. The queen-mother, Mary of Guise.
XXV, 11-12. In Hawick tvnnkled many a light, etc.
Cf. XXXI, 7.
XXVI, 10. TheEomanway. An ancient Roman road in RoxburKhshire.
XXVII, 13-16. Cliffs, which, for many a later year, etc. A reference to the beautiful pastoral song of Sir Gilbert Elliot, who was an ancestor of the lords of Minto. Its plaintive refrain echoes the name of the romantic cliffs: *'Ah! what had my youth with ambition to dol Why left I Amyntal Why broke I my vow!" XXIX, 11.
What to read after The Lay of the Last Minstrel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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