Versos English James Miller Aubery

English poem

Aubery

by (1860–1947)

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I turn’d and gazed; and, lo! the Fleming’s tower Appear’d on fire, (even as that beauteous chapel Seen in the wayward walks of Hawthornden When Roslin’s lords do pay the debt of nature;) While I distinctly heard the clash of chains And pond’rous armour.