The Minstrelsy of the English Border Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Cla
The Minstrelsy of the English Border Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Cla
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And my poor heart ior evermore Muft dwell with cark and woe.
O ftarkly girn his gaping wounds.
And his hair is fteeped in bluid ; His fword is fecklefs in his hand, Slayn by a villain's mood.
Gafhed is the face that took my eye.
When luve I gave to thee ; Thofe locks of thine, fayr Clavering, Now reft upon the lea.
176 Border Mmjlreljy.
I'll wafh the clotted blood awaye, That blinds his hazel e'en, I'll wrap him in a fnowy fhrowd. Beneath the heather green.
I gave to him a true love token, Ere ...he rode forth that day ; Oh bonny luve ! and was thy hafte So fwift, thou couldft not ftay ?
How do I for thee ceafelefs weep. When thou poor lifelefs thing, Neer heeds my fabbing or my fighs. My woman's fuffering.
That breaft which I have lain upon.
Is riddled with a fpear ; That manly breaft o' bravery.
That heart that kent na' fear.
The filly peefe whaup mourns its love, The merle with the drooping wing.
Croons for its flaughtered partener. And I for my Clavering.
The Lament of Clavering. 177 The beft in all the Glendale ward, Lies ftark upon the lea ; No kinfmen have his bluidy fall Revengit furioufly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And my poor heart ior evermore Muft dwell with cark and woe.
O ftarkly girn his gaping wounds.
And his hair is fteeped in bluid ; His fword is fecklefs in his hand, Slayn by a villain's mood.
Gafhed is the face that took my eye.
When luve I gave to thee ; Thofe locks of thine, fayr Clavering, Now reft upon the lea.
176 Border Mmjlreljy.
I'll wafh the clotted blood awaye, That blinds his hazel e'en, I'll wrap him in a fnowy fhrowd. Beneath the heather green.
I gave to him a true love token, Ere ...he rode forth that day ; Oh bonny luve ! and was thy hafte So fwift, thou couldft not ftay ?
How do I for thee ceafelefs weep. When thou poor lifelefs thing, Neer heeds my fabbing or my fighs. My woman's fuffering.
That breaft which I have lain upon.
Is riddled with a fpear ; That manly breaft o' bravery.
That heart that kent na' fear.
The filly peefe whaup mourns its love, The merle with the drooping wing.
Croons for its flaughtered partener. And I for my Clavering.
The Lament of Clavering. 177 The beft in all the Glendale ward, Lies ftark upon the lea ; No kinfmen have his bluidy fall Revengit furioufly.
What to read after The Minstrelsy of the English Border Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Cla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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