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0, let us turn to where the ISTorthern Bard Sleeps his last sleep in Dryburgh's solemn pile !
There, where the Eildon Hills keep watch and ward, Sleeps the Last Minstrel in St. Mary's aisle : ^ There let us linger by his tomb awhile, To pay the silent tribute of a tear.
And the sad heart of half its grief beguile, By deeming that his minstrel-notes we hear, Or that his harp's wild strains again salute the ear.
1 Four miles from iMelrose, on the north bank of the river Tweed, stand the picturesq...ue ruins of Dryburgh Abbey. The situation is exceedingly beautiful, as the abbey stands upon a richly wooded haugJi, round which the river makes a beautiful circuitous sweep. The abbey was founded in 1150, during the reign of David I., by Hugh de Moreville, Lord of Lauderdale, Constable of Scotland, upon a site which is supposed to have been originally a place of Druidical worship. In St. Mary's aisle, by far the most beautiful part of the ruin. Sir Walter Scott was buried, 26th September, 1832, in the burying-ground of his ancestors, the Hali- bui'tons of Xewmains, the ancient proprietors of the abbey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0, let us turn to where the ISTorthern Bard Sleeps his last sleep in Dryburgh's solemn pile !
There, where the Eildon Hills keep watch and ward, Sleeps the Last Minstrel in St. Mary's aisle : ^ There let us linger by his tomb awhile, To pay the silent tribute of a tear.
And the sad heart of half its grief beguile, By deeming that his minstrel-notes we hear, Or that his harp's wild strains again salute the ear.
1 Four miles from iMelrose, on the north bank of the river Tweed, stand the picturesq...ue ruins of Dryburgh Abbey. The situation is exceedingly beautiful, as the abbey stands upon a richly wooded haugJi, round which the river makes a beautiful circuitous sweep. The abbey was founded in 1150, during the reign of David I., by Hugh de Moreville, Lord of Lauderdale, Constable of Scotland, upon a site which is supposed to have been originally a place of Druidical worship. In St. Mary's aisle, by far the most beautiful part of the ruin. Sir Walter Scott was buried, 26th September, 1832, in the burying-ground of his ancestors, the Hali- bui'tons of Xewmains, the ancient proprietors of the abbey.
What to read after The Wanderer;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gideon Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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