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One may compare Shakespeare's "The nightly owl or fatal raven Titus Andronicus II iii. 97. Also in Othello IV i 21: Oh mbt retailers! it comes o'er my memory As doth the raven o'er the infected house Boding to all. And Lady Macbeth's (Macbeth I v 35): The raven himself is hoarse That croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan Under my battlements. Tickell Colin and Lucy has: Three times all in the dead of night A bell was heard to ring And at her window shrieking thrice The raven flapp'd his wing; Full well the love-lorn maiden knew The solemn-boding sound Much of interest might be written on this subject of which it has been possible for me en passant barely to touch the fringe. 38. Robert Forby Vocabulary of East Anglia 2 vols. London 8vo 1830. 39. William Henderson Notes on the Folk-lore of the Northern Counties of England and the Borders London 8vo 1866. Harrison Ainsworth's fine romance Rookwood first publishyilai: nike high heels nike heels for women louis vuitton outlet http://www.khmerpyroo.com/forumming/index.php?topic=149370.msg380003#msg380003 |
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