...iron men. The mountains of Scandinavia, and ot" Scotland, were the natural foil of fuch a race. • *> An iron race the mountain-cliffs maintain, Foes to the gentler genius of the plain. What wonder if, to patient valour train'd, They guard with fpirit what by itrength they gain'd ? And...

...parent earth. As various tracks enforce a various toil, The manners speak the idiom of their soil. An iron race the mountain-cliffs maintain, Foes to the gentler genius of the plain : For where unwearied sinews must be found With side-long plough to quell the flinty ground, To turn...

...their soil, An iron race the mountain cliffs maintain, Foes to 111'1 gentler genius of the' plain. And while their rocky ramparts round they see, The rough abode of want and liberty, Insult the plenty of the vales below. GRAY'S Fragment. ROCK LEADING TO CAPRANICA. SCENE OF THE FEUDS...

...What wonder, if to patient valour train'd They guard with spirit, what by strength they gain'dT 95 And while their rocky ramparts round they see, The rough abode of want and liberty, _ (As lawless force from confidence will grow) Insult the plenty of the vales below ? What wonder,...

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...parent earth ; As various tracts enforce a various toil, The manners speak the idiom of their soil. An iron race the mountain-cliffs maintain, Foes to the gentler genius of the plain ; For where unweary'd sinews must be found With aide-long plough to quell the flinty groand, To turn...

...little pain or inconvenience afterwards from the scratch I had received. CHAPTER XXVI. • **»*** AD iron race the mountain-cliffs maintain, Foes to the gentler genius of the plain. Who, whilst their rocky ramparts round they see, . : The rough abode of want and liberty, As lawless force...

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...What wonder if, to patient valour train'd, Tliey guard with spirit what by strength they gain'd. And while their rocky ramparts round they see, The rough abode of want and liberty, (Aa lawless force from confidence will grow,) Insult the plenty of the vales below ? Fragment on the...

...and I experienced very little pain or inconvenience afterwards from the scratch I had received. tînt An iron race the mountain-cliffs maintain, Foes to the gentler genius of the plain. • * is • s Who, while their rocky ramparts round they see, The rough abode of want and liberty,...