The poetical works of George MacDonald in two volumes — Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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To peep at morning from her own bright windows.
Ah! what a joy is ready, waiting her, To break her fast upon, if her wild dreams Have but betrayed her secrets honestly! Will he not give thee love as dear as thine! SCENE XI.--_A hilly road_. STEPHEN, _trudging alone, pauses to look around him_. _Stephen_. Not a footprint! not a trace that a blood-hound would nose at! But Stephen shall be acknowledged good dog and true. If I had him within stick-length--mind thy head, brother Julian! Thou hast not hair enough to protect it, and thy tonsure shall not. Neither shalt thou tarry at Jericho.--It is a poor man that leaves no trail; and if thou wert poor, I would not follow thee. [_Sings_.] Oh, many a hound is stretching out His two legs or his four, And the saddled horses stand about The court and the castle door, Till out come the baron, jolly and stout, To hunt the bristly boar! |
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