Название: A Monk of Fife
Автор: Lang Andrew
Издательство: Public Domain
Жанр: Зарубежная классика
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Several copies of this book, the Liber Pluscardensis, are extant, but the author’s original MS. is lost.
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This was written after the Act of the Scots Parliament of 1457.
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Daggers.
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Rude wall surrounding a keep.
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Sisters in the rule of St. Francis.
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These tricks of sleight-of-hand are attributed by Jean Nider, in his “Formicarium,” to the false Jeanne d’Arc. – A. L.
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Very intimate.
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When the sky falls and smothers the larks,
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This quotation makes it certain that Scott’s ballad of Harlaw, in “The Antiquary,” is, at least in part, derived from tradition.
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This description confirms that of the contemporary town-clerk of La Rochelle.
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The staircase still exists.
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“My neck would learn the weight of my more solid proportions.”
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Neck.
1
Several copies of this book, the Liber Pluscardensis, are extant, but the author’s original MS. is lost.
2
This was written after the Act of the Scots Parliament of 1457.
3
Daggers.
4
Rude wall surrounding a keep.
5
Sisters in the rule of St. Francis.
6
These tricks of sleight-of-hand are attributed by Jean Nider, in his “Formicarium,” to the false Jeanne d’Arc. – A. L.
7
Very intimate.
8
When the sky falls and smothers the larks,
9
This quotation makes it certain that Scott’s ballad of Harlaw, in “The Antiquary,” is, at least in part, derived from tradition.
10
This description confirms that of the contemporary town-clerk of La Rochelle.
11
The staircase still exists.
12
“My neck would learn the weight of my more solid proportions.”
13
Neck.