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Lewis, who was then busy with that Miscellany which at length came out, in 1801, under the name of " Tales of Wonder, " and was anxiously looking out for contributions, re- quested that Scott might be enlisted in the cause. Scott, an aspirant for fame, and dazzled by the popularity of Lewis, placed whatever pieces he had translated, or imitated from the German " Volkslieder, " at his disposal.
But " Tales of Wonder " did not entirely en- gross Scott's leisure at this time. His genius turned to ...more natural subjects, and to themes better calculated to arrest the feelings of his countrymen than any weird stories derived from Sir Walter Scott. 145 German diablerie. And so he produced what he justly calls his " first serious attempts in verse, " and collected materials for a book afterwards to be published, called " Contributions to Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. " This was given to the world in 1802, and contains the poems of " Thomas the Rhymer, " " Glenfinlas ; or, Lord Ronald's Coronach, " " The Eve of St.
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Lewis, who was then busy with that Miscellany which at length came out, in 1801, under the name of " Tales of Wonder, " and was anxiously looking out for contributions, re- quested that Scott might be enlisted in the cause. Scott, an aspirant for fame, and dazzled by the popularity of Lewis, placed whatever pieces he had translated, or imitated from the German " Volkslieder, " at his disposal.
But " Tales of Wonder " did not entirely en- gross Scott's leisure at this time. His genius turned to ...more natural subjects, and to themes better calculated to arrest the feelings of his countrymen than any weird stories derived from Sir Walter Scott. 145 German diablerie. And so he produced what he justly calls his " first serious attempts in verse, " and collected materials for a book afterwards to be published, called " Contributions to Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. " This was given to the world in 1802, and contains the poems of " Thomas the Rhymer, " " Glenfinlas ; or, Lord Ronald's Coronach, " " The Eve of St.
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