The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Memoir of the Author 9
The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Memoir of the Author 9
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[Exit.
Manet Ludovic.
Lud, Ever the same — stem and peremptory to others as rigorous to herself; haughty even to me, to whom, in another mood, she has knelt for absolution, and whose knees she has bathed in tears. I cannot fathom her. The unnatural zeal with which she performs her dreadful penances cannot be religion, for shrewdly I guess she be- lieves not in their blessed eflScacy. Well for her that she is the foundress of our convent, otherwise we might not have erred in denouncing her as a ...heretic! [Exit.
248 THE HOUSE OF ASPEN. [ACT n.
ACT n.
Scene I. A woodland prospect, — Through a long avenue, halfgtvwn up by brambles, are discerned in the background the ruins of the ancient castle of GriefenhauSd — The distant noise of battle is heard during this scene.
Enter George of Aspen, armed with a battle-axe in his hand, as from horseback. He supports Martin, and brings him forward.
Geo. Lay thee down here, old friend. The enemy's horsemen will hardly take their way among these brambles, through which I have dragged thee.
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[Exit.
Manet Ludovic.
Lud, Ever the same — stem and peremptory to others as rigorous to herself; haughty even to me, to whom, in another mood, she has knelt for absolution, and whose knees she has bathed in tears. I cannot fathom her. The unnatural zeal with which she performs her dreadful penances cannot be religion, for shrewdly I guess she be- lieves not in their blessed eflScacy. Well for her that she is the foundress of our convent, otherwise we might not have erred in denouncing her as a ...heretic! [Exit.
248 THE HOUSE OF ASPEN. [ACT n.
ACT n.
Scene I. A woodland prospect, — Through a long avenue, halfgtvwn up by brambles, are discerned in the background the ruins of the ancient castle of GriefenhauSd — The distant noise of battle is heard during this scene.
Enter George of Aspen, armed with a battle-axe in his hand, as from horseback. He supports Martin, and brings him forward.
Geo. Lay thee down here, old friend. The enemy's horsemen will hardly take their way among these brambles, through which I have dragged thee.
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