The poetical works of George MacDonald in two volumes — Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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When from the earth I rose; my hair was wet,
Dripping with dew-- _Enter_ ROBERT _cautiously_. Why, how now, Robert? [_Rising on his elbow_.] _Robert (glancing at the chest_). I see; that's well. Are you nearly ready? _Julian_. Why? What's the matter? _Robert_. You must go this night, If you would go at all. _Julian_. Why must I go? [_Rises_.] _Robert (turning over the things in the chest_). Here, put this coat on. Ah! take that thing too. No more such head-gear! Have you not a hat, [_Going to the chest again_.] Or something for your head? There's such a hubbub |
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