Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXIV. by Revised by Alexander Leighton
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page 200 of 406 (49%)
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_Percy_.--This is my master's business, and not mine. _Sir Alex_.--'Tis an evasion, and I like it not. _Richard_.--Farewell! farewell, my father! be the first To teach these men the virtue of self-sacrifice. Commend me to my mother. I will bear Both of your best loves to our Henry. Farewell! Lead on, Lord Percy. [_Exeunt_. SCENE VII.--_Apartment in_ SETON'S _House_. _Enter_ SIR ALEXANDER, PROVOST RAMSAY, HUGH ELLIOT, _and others_. _Sir Alex_.--Would Heaven that all go well with my dear boys! But there's that within me that does tear My bosom with misgivings. The very sun To me hangs out a sign of ominous gloom! A spirit seems to haunt me, and the weight Of evil undefined, and yet unknown, Doth, like a death's-hand, press upon my heart. _Provost Ramsay_.--Hoot, I wad fain think that the warst is past, and that there is nae danger o' onything happenin' now. But do ye ken, sir, it is my fixed and solemn opinion, that, |
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