The modern Scottish minstrel; or, The songs of Scotland of the past half century, with memoirs of the poets, and specimens in English verse of modern Gaelic bards, by C. Rogers, Volume 3Charles Rogers 1856 |
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Pagina xxiv
... banks , they imagined there must be some cause for this , and so they summoned up before their fancy a beautiful river - god crowned with a garland . Even in the more common process of making nature pour back on us the senti- ments we ...
... banks , they imagined there must be some cause for this , and so they summoned up before their fancy a beautiful river - god crowned with a garland . Even in the more common process of making nature pour back on us the senti- ments we ...
Pagina xxviii
... banks of Tarf , O ! will ye go to yon burn - side ? 85658 66 67 ALEXANDER RODGER , 71 Sweet Bet of Aberdeen , . Behave yoursel ' before folk , Lovely maiden , The peasant's fireside , Ah , no ! I cannot say " Farewell , " JOHN WILSON ...
... banks of Tarf , O ! will ye go to yon burn - side ? 85658 66 67 ALEXANDER RODGER , 71 Sweet Bet of Aberdeen , . Behave yoursel ' before folk , Lovely maiden , The peasant's fireside , Ah , no ! I cannot say " Farewell , " JOHN WILSON ...
Pagina xxviii
... banks of Tarf , O ! will ye go to yon burn - side ? 85658 66 67 ALEXANDER RODGER , 71 Sweet Bet of Aberdeen , . Behave yoursel ' before folk , Lovely maiden , The peasant's fireside , Ah , no ! I cannot say " Farewell , " JOHN WILSON ...
... banks of Tarf , O ! will ye go to yon burn - side ? 85658 66 67 ALEXANDER RODGER , 71 Sweet Bet of Aberdeen , . Behave yoursel ' before folk , Lovely maiden , The peasant's fireside , Ah , no ! I cannot say " Farewell , " JOHN WILSON ...
Pagina 5
... Scott in the preface to the " Fortunes of Nigel , " he depicts the manners and traditions he had seen and heard on the banks of the Nith . In 1819 , he PETER BUCHAN ,. 162 Thou gloomy Feberwar , 164 WILLIAM ALLAN CUNNINGHAM . 5.
... Scott in the preface to the " Fortunes of Nigel , " he depicts the manners and traditions he had seen and heard on the banks of the Nith . In 1819 , he PETER BUCHAN ,. 162 Thou gloomy Feberwar , 164 WILLIAM ALLAN CUNNINGHAM . 5.
Pagina 5
... Scott in the preface to the " Fortunes of Nigel , " he depicts the manners and traditions he had seen and heard on the banks of the Nith . In 1819 , he began to contribute to Blackwood's Magazine , and from 1822 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM . 5.
... Scott in the preface to the " Fortunes of Nigel , " he depicts the manners and traditions he had seen and heard on the banks of the Nith . In 1819 , he began to contribute to Blackwood's Magazine , and from 1822 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM . 5.
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