The Works of John Home, Esq: Account of the life of Mr. John Home. Appendix to biographical account of Mr. John Home, consisting of letters to and from his friends. Agis. Douglas.-v. 2. Siege of Aquileia. The fatal discovery. Alonzo. Alfred. History of the rebellion, 1745.-v. 3. History of the rebellion (cont.)-Appendix [letters and documents illustrating the historyA. Constable and Company, 1822 |
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... Lord Rand . I'll hear no more this melody would make A soldier drop his sword , and doff his arms , Sit down and weep the conquests he has made ; Yea , ( like a monk ) sing rest and peace in heaven To souls of warriors in his battles ...
... Lord Rand . I'll hear no more this melody would make A soldier drop his sword , and doff his arms , Sit down and weep the conquests he has made ; Yea , ( like a monk ) sing rest and peace in heaven To souls of warriors in his battles ...
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... Rand . The first truth Is easiest to avow . This moral learn , This precious moral , from my tragic tale.- In a few days the dreadful tidings came , That Douglas and my brother both were slain . My lord ! my life ! my husband ! -Mighty God ...
... Rand . The first truth Is easiest to avow . This moral learn , This precious moral , from my tragic tale.- In a few days the dreadful tidings came , That Douglas and my brother both were slain . My lord ! my life ! my husband ! -Mighty God ...
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... Lord RANDOLPH and a Young Man , with their swords drawn and bloody . Lady Rand . Not vain the stranger's fears ! - How fares my lord ? Lord Rand . That it fares well , thanks to this gallant youth , Whose valour saved me from a wretched ...
... Lord RANDOLPH and a Young Man , with their swords drawn and bloody . Lady Rand . Not vain the stranger's fears ! - How fares my lord ? Lord Rand . That it fares well , thanks to this gallant youth , Whose valour saved me from a wretched ...
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... lord . Lady Rand . My lord , I cannot speak what now I feel . My heart o'erflows with gratitude to heav'n ; And to this noble youth , who , all unknown deliberated not , ¥Ó¥ï you and yours , Nor paused at peril , but humanely brave Fought ...
... lord . Lady Rand . My lord , I cannot speak what now I feel . My heart o'erflows with gratitude to heav'n ; And to this noble youth , who , all unknown deliberated not , ¥Ó¥ï you and yours , Nor paused at peril , but humanely brave Fought ...
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... Lord Rand . Whoe'er thou art , thy spirit is en- nobled By the great King of kings ! thou art ordain'd And stamp'd a hero by the sovereign hand Of Nature ! blush not , flower of modesty , As well as valour , to declare thy birth ...
... Lord Rand . Whoe'er thou art , thy spirit is en- nobled By the great King of kings ! thou art ordain'd And stamp'd a hero by the sovereign hand Of Nature ! blush not , flower of modesty , As well as valour , to declare thy birth ...
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