 | History - 1778 - 630 pages
...of the 1 îles, To combat on my fide. О <Io not fo, the maid replies ; With me till morning ftay, For dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous is the way. All night I'll watch thee in the park. My faithful page I'll fend, To run and raile the Rofs's clan. Their mafter to defend.... | |
 | Thomas Evans - Ballads, English - 1784 - 332 pages
...valiant of the ifles To combat on my fide. O, do not fo ! the maid replies, With me till morning flay, For dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous is the way : All night I 'll watch you in the park, My faithful page I'll fend, To run and raife the Rofs's clan, Their mafter... | |
 | History - 1801 - 554 pages
...lues, Tu combat on my fide. О do not io, the maid replies ; \Vith me till morning ilay, For dsrkond dreary is the night, And dangerous is the way. All night I'll watch thee in the park. My faithful page I'll fend, . To run and raile the Rofs'sclao. Their miilcr to defend.... | |
 | English poetry - English poetry - 1809 - 296 pages
...bide ; And raise the mighty of the Isles To combat on my side.' ' O do not so,' the maid replied, ' With me till morning stay ; For dark and dreary is...night, And dangerous is the way. ' All night I'll watch thee in the park ; My faithful page I'll send In haste to raise the brave clan Ross, Their master to... | |
 | Poetical narratives - English poetry - 1810 - 330 pages
...bide ; And raise the mighty of the Isles To^combat on my side.' ' 0 do not so,' the maid replied, ' With me till morning stay ; For dark and dreary is...night, And dangerous is the way. 'All night I'll watch thee in the park; My faithful page I'll send In haste to raise the brave clan Rosa, Their master to... | |
 | Ballads, English - 1814 - 328 pages
...Isles To eomhat on my side.'— * O do not so,' the maid replied, * With me till morning stay ; f ''or dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous is the way. ' All night I'll wateh thee in the park : My faithful page I'll send In haste to raise the hrave elan AV \ ., He laid... | |
 | British poets - Classical poetry - 1822 - 346 pages
...bide ; And raise the mighty of the Isles To combat on my side.'— ' O, do not so (the maid replied), With me till morning stay; For dark and dreary is...night, And dangerous is the way. ' All night I'll watch thee in the park; My faithful page I '11 send In haste to raise the brave clan Ross, Their master to... | |
 | Peter Buchan - Ballads, English - 1825 - 228 pages
...To Sky I'll now direct my way, Where my brave brothers bide> And raise the valiant of the Isles 14 O do not so the maid replies ; With me till- morning...the night, And dangerous is the way. All night I'll witch thee in the park ; My faithful paeie I'll send, To run and raise the Rose's clan, Their master... | |
 | Robert Chambers - Ballads, Scots - 1829 - 430 pages
...distant are my faithful men, Nor can assist their lord. To Skye I'll now direct my way, Where my twa brothers bide, And raise the valiant of the Isles,...; For dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous the way. All night I'll watch you in the park ; My faithful page I'll send, To run and raise the Ross's... | |
 | Ballads, Scots - 1829 - 432 pages
...so," the maid replies ; " With me till morning stay ; For dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous the way. All night I'll watch you in the park ; My...master to defend." Beneath a bush he laid him down, And wrapped him in his plaid ; While, trembling for her lover's fate, At distance stood the maid. Swift... | |
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I'll now direct my way, Where my two brothers bide, And raise the valiant of the Isles' To combat on my side. O, do not so ! the maid replies, With me till morning stay, For dark and dreary is the night, And dangerous is the way : All night I'll watch... 
