Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXIV. by Revised by Alexander Leighton
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But she who did the deed is away,
Ho! catch her if you can. VI. THE LEGEND OF THE FAIR EMERGILDE I. Thou little god of meikle sway, Who rul'st from pole to pole, And up beyond yon milky way, Where wondrous planets roll: Oh! tell me how a power divine, That tames the creatures wild, Whose touch benign makes all men kin, Could slay sweet Emergilde? It's up the street, and down the street, And up the street again, And all the day, and all the way, She looks at noble men; But him she seeks she cannot find In all that moving train; No one can please that anxious gaze, And own to "Ballenden." |
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