 Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents; the Scots have none. The hoarse sea moans bodeful, swinging low and heavy against these whinstone bays; the sea and the tempests are abroad, all else asleep but we, — and...  Chambers' Edinburgh Journal - Page 1111846Full view - About this book
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...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents ; the Scots have none....three in the morning the Scotch foot, by order of a Major-Gcneral say some,* extinguish their matches, all but two in a company : cower under the corn-shocks,... | |
 | 1846 - 702 pages
...man ! Thus they pass the night, making the Dunbar " peninsula and Brock rivulet long memorable to me. We English " have some tents ; the Scots have none. The hoarse sea moans bode" ful, swinging low and heavy against those whinstone bays : the sea " and the tempest are abroad... | |
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...that Dunbar peninsula, and Brock rivulet, long mem^ rable to me. We English have some tents; the SwB have none. The hoarse sea moans bodeful, swinging low and heavy against these whinstone bays; the K» and the tempests are abroad, all else asleep but we—aid there is one that rides upon the wings... | |
 | English literature - 1847 - 446 pages
...Dunbar peninsula, and Brock rivulet, long memorable to me. We English have some tents .; the Scothave none. The hoarse sea moans bodeful, swinging low and heavy against these whinstone bays ; the >ea and the tempests are abroad, all else asleep but we — and there is one that rides upon the wings... | |
 | 1847 - 436 pages
...making that Dunbar peninsula, anil Brook rivulet, long memorable to me. We English have some tent«; the Scots have none. The hoarse sea moans bodeful, swinging low and heavy against these whinstonc bays; the sea and the tempeste are abroad, all else asleep but we — and there is one that... | |
 | Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Carlyle - Great Britain - 1850 - 472 pages
...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents; the Scots have none. The...morning the Scotch foot, by order of a Major-General say some,1 extinguish their matches, all but two in a company ; cower under the corn-shocks, seeking some... | |
 | Oliver Cromwell - Great Britain - 1845 - 410 pages
...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents; the Scots have none. The...there is One that rides on the wings of the wind. 1 Hodjrson. Towards three in the morning the Scotch foot, by order of a Major-General say some,1 extinguish... | |
 | Oliver Cromwell - Great Britain - 1857 - 442 pages
...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents ; the Scots have none....three in the morning the Scotch foot, by order of a Major- General say some,2 extinguish their matches, all but two in a company ; cower under the corn-shocks,... | |
 | Oliver Cromwell - Great Britain - 1861 - 738 pages
...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents; the Scots have none. The...matches, all but two in a company; cower under the corn -shocks, seeking some imperfect shelter and sleep. Be wakeful, ye English; watch , and pray ,... | |
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...— Thus they pass the night ; making that Dunbar Peninsula and Brock Rivulet long memorable to me. We English have some tents; the Scots have none. The...morning the Scotch foot, by order of a Major-General say some,2 extinguish their matches, all but two in a company ; cower under the corn-shocks, seeking some... | |
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