The Mountain Bard Consisting of Ballads And Songs Founded On Facts And Legenda
The Mountain Bard Consisting of Ballads And Songs Founded On Facts And Legenda
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79 She ran, impelled by racking pain, Through rugged ways and waters wild ; Where art thou, guardian spirit, fled ? Oh haste to save an only child !
Hold ! he who doats on earthly things, Tis fit their frailty should appear ; Hold ! they who providence accuse, Tis just their folly cost them dear.
The God who guides the gilded moon, And rules the rough and rolling sea, Without a trial ne'er will leave A soul to evil destiny.
When crossing Meggat's highland strand, She stopt to hear au eldritch s...cream ; Loud crew the cock at Henderland, The charm evanished like a dream!
The magic lanthorn left her head, And darkling now return she must.
She wept, and cursed her hapless doom. ; She wept, and called her God unjust.
80 But on that sad revolving day, The racking pains again return \ Ah, must we view a slave to lust, The bonny lass of Craigybum?
Or see her to her father's hall, Returning, rueful, ruined quite : And still, on that returning day, Yield to a monster'* hellish might f No though harrassed, and sore distressed, Both shame and danger she endured; For heaven in pity interposed, And still her virtue was secured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
79 She ran, impelled by racking pain, Through rugged ways and waters wild ; Where art thou, guardian spirit, fled ? Oh haste to save an only child !
Hold ! he who doats on earthly things, Tis fit their frailty should appear ; Hold ! they who providence accuse, Tis just their folly cost them dear.
The God who guides the gilded moon, And rules the rough and rolling sea, Without a trial ne'er will leave A soul to evil destiny.
When crossing Meggat's highland strand, She stopt to hear au eldritch s...cream ; Loud crew the cock at Henderland, The charm evanished like a dream!
The magic lanthorn left her head, And darkling now return she must.
She wept, and cursed her hapless doom. ; She wept, and called her God unjust.
80 But on that sad revolving day, The racking pains again return \ Ah, must we view a slave to lust, The bonny lass of Craigybum?
Or see her to her father's hall, Returning, rueful, ruined quite : And still, on that returning day, Yield to a monster'* hellish might f No though harrassed, and sore distressed, Both shame and danger she endured; For heaven in pity interposed, And still her virtue was secured.
What to read after The Mountain Bard Consisting of Ballads And Songs Founded On Facts And Legenda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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