Poetical Works
Poetical Works
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And pants to win his spurs. His father's friend.
As well as mine, thou wert — go, join his peniion, And grace him with thy presence.
Ftp. When you were friends, I was the firiend of And now I can be enemy to neither; [both.
But my poor person, though but slight the aid.
Joins on this field the banner of the two Which hath the smallest following.
Swin. Spoke like the generous Knight, who gave Leading and lordship, in a heathen land [op all, To fight, a Christian soldier ! Yet, in earnest, I pray..., De Vipont, you would join the Gordon In this high battle. 'TIS a noble youth, — So fame doth vouch him, — amorous, quick, and valiant; Takes knighthood, too, this day, and well may use His spurs too rashly ' in the wish to win them.
A friend like thee beside him in the fight.
Were worth a hundred spears, to rein his valour And temper it with prudence: — 'tis the aged eagle Teaches his brood to gaze upon the sun.
With eye undazzled. (hunter Vip. Alas, brave Swinton! Wouldsttbou train the That soon must bring thee to the bay ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And pants to win his spurs. His father's friend.
As well as mine, thou wert — go, join his peniion, And grace him with thy presence.
Ftp. When you were friends, I was the firiend of And now I can be enemy to neither; [both.
But my poor person, though but slight the aid.
Joins on this field the banner of the two Which hath the smallest following.
Swin. Spoke like the generous Knight, who gave Leading and lordship, in a heathen land [op all, To fight, a Christian soldier ! Yet, in earnest, I pray..., De Vipont, you would join the Gordon In this high battle. 'TIS a noble youth, — So fame doth vouch him, — amorous, quick, and valiant; Takes knighthood, too, this day, and well may use His spurs too rashly ' in the wish to win them.
A friend like thee beside him in the fight.
Were worth a hundred spears, to rein his valour And temper it with prudence: — 'tis the aged eagle Teaches his brood to gaze upon the sun.
With eye undazzled. (hunter Vip. Alas, brave Swinton! Wouldsttbou train the That soon must bring thee to the bay ?
What to read after Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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