Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXIV. by Revised by Alexander Leighton
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page 186 of 406 (45%)
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[ELLIOT _drops the bow_. _Elliot_ [_aside_].--Now fleet destruction seize the lynx-eyed fiend-- Trapped in the moment that insured success! Thank fate--my dagger's left!--she has a son! _Lady Seton_.--Go, worthless recreant, and in thickest fight Blot out thy guilty purpose: know thy life Depends on this day's daring; and its deeds And wounds alone, won in the onset's brunt, Secures my silence. _Elliot_.--You wrong me, noble lady. _Lady Seton_.--Away! I'll hear thee not, nor let my ears List to the accents of a traitor's tongue. [_Exit_ ELLIOT. SCENE III.--_An Apartment in_ KING EDWARD'S _Tent._ _Enter_ EDWARD _and_ PERCY. _Edward_.--Well, my Lord Percy, thou hast made good speed. What say these haughty burghers to our clemency? _Percy_.--In truth, your Grace, they are right _haughty_ |
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