The Gipsy King And Other Poems
The Gipsy King And Other Poems
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Land of the Wallace and the Bruce !
The Tells of northern story ; A pilgrim from the Farthest AVest Comes, kindled by thy glory.
From out his mighty forests old, From prairies wild and weary, He comes to see thy mountains stern, Thou ancient regal aerie ! Past Altrive Lake his way to take In tributary sadness ; To pause where death has cast a gloom LTpon her poet's gladness.
To gaze on grandeur — on decay — In Staffa and Iona ; To muse on Morven's woody heights, Where sang the bard of Cona ; Aw...hile to fare by saddest Ayr, Where freedom yet is weeping ; Where beauty mourns o'er mouldering Bums, And love sad state is keeping.
Wherever Scott has made the spot Most famous, proud to ponder K 130 POEMS.
By fair Tweedale, by Katrine's lake, In pilgrim-guise I wander. O Scott ! who knows and loves thee not, An alien is to feeling, Tn palace-dome, in cottage-home, In temple or in shieling.
Scotland! realm of old renown, Thou land of later wonder, Pilgrims shall come to hail thy light, Whom widest oceans sunder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Land of the Wallace and the Bruce !
The Tells of northern story ; A pilgrim from the Farthest AVest Comes, kindled by thy glory.
From out his mighty forests old, From prairies wild and weary, He comes to see thy mountains stern, Thou ancient regal aerie ! Past Altrive Lake his way to take In tributary sadness ; To pause where death has cast a gloom LTpon her poet's gladness.
To gaze on grandeur — on decay — In Staffa and Iona ; To muse on Morven's woody heights, Where sang the bard of Cona ; Aw...hile to fare by saddest Ayr, Where freedom yet is weeping ; Where beauty mourns o'er mouldering Bums, And love sad state is keeping.
Wherever Scott has made the spot Most famous, proud to ponder K 130 POEMS.
By fair Tweedale, by Katrine's lake, In pilgrim-guise I wander. O Scott ! who knows and loves thee not, An alien is to feeling, Tn palace-dome, in cottage-home, In temple or in shieling.
Scotland! realm of old renown, Thou land of later wonder, Pilgrims shall come to hail thy light, Whom widest oceans sunder.
What to read after The Gipsy King And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Howitt to read onlineMoreLess
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