The Book of Scottish Poems: Ancient and ModernJohn Ross Edinburgh Publishing Company, 1878 - 760 من الصفحات |
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... THOMAS OF ERCELDOUNE- Thomas the Rhymer , The Story of Sir Tristrem , ROBERT HENRYSON- Robene and Makyne , Testament of Cresseid , . A Vision of Æsop , The Wolf and the Lamb , • 129 131 134 145 146 HUCHOWNE , The Prologue , 150 ...
... THOMAS OF ERCELDOUNE- Thomas the Rhymer , The Story of Sir Tristrem , ROBERT HENRYSON- Robene and Makyne , Testament of Cresseid , . A Vision of Æsop , The Wolf and the Lamb , • 129 131 134 145 146 HUCHOWNE , The Prologue , 150 ...
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... Rhymer , had , very early in his literary career , been attracted by his mystic renown , and to his writings it owes much of its present interest - perhaps its rescue from that oblivion into which all fame ... Thomas the Rhymer,
... Rhymer , had , very early in his literary career , been attracted by his mystic renown , and to his writings it owes much of its present interest - perhaps its rescue from that oblivion into which all fame ... Thomas the Rhymer,
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... Thomas Lear- mant , commonly called Thomas the Rhymer , was born in the east corner of Fife , of a good family . His prophecies have been more credited than any that were ever recorded in the Scots Chron- icle , as they have been well ...
... Thomas Lear- mant , commonly called Thomas the Rhymer , was born in the east corner of Fife , of a good family . His prophecies have been more credited than any that were ever recorded in the Scots Chron- icle , as they have been well ...
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... THOMAS THE RHYMER . PART FIRST . True Thomas lay on Huntlie bank ; A ferlie he spied wi ' his ee ; And there he saw a ladye bright , Come riding down by the Eildon tree . Her shirt was o ' the grass - green silk , Her mantle o ' the ...
... THOMAS THE RHYMER . PART FIRST . True Thomas lay on Huntlie bank ; A ferlie he spied wi ' his ee ; And there he saw a ladye bright , Come riding down by the Eildon tree . Her shirt was o ' the grass - green silk , Her mantle o ' the ...
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... Thomas the Rhymer's , there | remarks , that , " he was fortunate if he is no uncertainty about the work which is John Barbour's passport to fame ; but about his personal history there is very little to record . The date of his birth is ...
... Thomas the Rhymer's , there | remarks , that , " he was fortunate if he is no uncertainty about the work which is John Barbour's passport to fame ; but about his personal history there is very little to record . The date of his birth is ...
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