Forest keep (1862)
Alice King
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 KIN |
Record Number
GRN0338485
Publication Details
RCN
GRN0338485
Format
Hardback
Height
19.5cm
Number of pages
306p
Volume Details
Number
Vol.2
Note
First line:
It is day-break, day-break in the perfumed and velvet-cushioned hall of royalty, and in the cheerless hovel of poverty; in the still chamber of pallid, motionless death, and in the bower of the blushing, palpitating young bride; on the free breezy summit of the snow-capped mountain, and in the narrow cell of the captive, whre the intercepted light scarcely penetrates the close-fitted bars; in the shadowy aisle of the sanctuary, and in the unhallowed abode of vice and riot; on the wide plains of the heaving ocean, and in the green cattle-sprinkled meadows.
It is day-break, day-break in the perfumed and velvet-cushioned hall of royalty, and in the cheerless hovel of poverty; in the still chamber of pallid, motionless death, and in the bower of the blushing, palpitating young bride; on the free breezy summit of the snow-capped mountain, and in the narrow cell of the captive, whre the intercepted light scarcely penetrates the close-fitted bars; in the shadowy aisle of the sanctuary, and in the unhallowed abode of vice and riot; on the wide plains of the heaving ocean, and in the green cattle-sprinkled meadows.
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Dates
14th century