...In Branksome Hall, when the feast was over, " The stag-hounds, weary with the chase, Lay stretched upon the rushy floor, And urged, in dreams, the forest race From Teviot-stone to Eskdale-moor. Lay of the last Minstrel, Canto I. St. 2. The gentle Margaret, when she steals secretly from the castle,...

...In Branksome Hall, when the feast was over, " The stag-hounds, weary with the chase, Lay stretched upon the rushy floor, And urged, in dreams, the forest race From Teviot-stoue to Eskdalc-moor." Lay of the last Minstrel, Canto I. St. B. The gentle Margaret when she...

...Maria, shield us well ! No living wight, save the Ladye alone, Had dared to cross the threshold stone. The tables were drawn, it was idlesse all ; Knight,...household squire, Loiter'd through the lofty hall, i Or crowded round the ample fire. The stag-hounds, weary with the ehacc, Lay stretch'd upon the rushy...

...shield us well ! No living wighl, save the Lailyc alone, Had dared to cross the threshold slone. It. The tables were drawn, it was idlesse all; Knight, and page, and household squire, Loiler'd through the lofty hall, Or crowded round the ample lire. The stag-hounds, weary with the chaee,...

...Had dared to cross the threshold stone. II. The tables were drawn, it was idlesse all ; Knight, .mil page, and household squire, Loiter'd through the lofty...round the ample fire. The stag-hounds, weary with the chace, Lay stretch'd upon the rushy floor, And urged in dreams the forest race, From Teviot-stone to...

...vestibule of a modem dwelling ; though heretofore, in the hall of banquet, The stag-hounds, weary of the chase, Lay stretch'd upon the rushy floor, And...the forest race From Teviot-stone to Eskdale-moor. O f Whether the Duke of York's " childe " lay n-ilh the hounds, I know not; but it seems that he did,...

...dwelling ; though heretofore, in the hall of banquet, Lay of the Last Minstrel. The stag-hounds, weary of the chase, Lay stretch'd upon the rushy floor, And urged in dreams the forest race From Teviol-stone to Eakdale-moor. >Hi1)>Strr of Whether the Duke of York's "childe" lay with the hounds,...

...Thi- appeal« fiuao bearing the am* uf II. ТЪе tables were drawn, it was idlesse all ; finish t, and page, and household squire, Loiterd through the...urged, in dreams, the forest race, From Teviot-stone to Eskdale moor.* III. Nme-and-twenty knights of fame Hung their shields in Brank some-Hall ;t Nine-and-twenty...

...individuals may have had dreams from the same * " The 8tag-hounds, weary with the chase, Lay stretched upon the rushy floor, And urged in dreams the forest race From Teviot-stone to Kskdale moor." Lay of the Last Mimtrel. age as other people, and under the same circumstances, although...

...especially at the period of rearing their young. * "The stag-hounds, weary^ with the chase, Lay stretched upon the rushy floor, And urged in dreams the forest race From Teviot-stone to Eskdale moor." Lay of the Last Minstrel. The parrot is said to dream, and I should suppose some other...