Marmion by Walter Scott

Author:Walter Scott [Scott, Walter, Sir]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Great Britain -- History -- Battle of Flodden, 1513 -- Poetry
Published: 2003-05-01T04:00:00+00:00

IX.

Though inly chafed at this delay,

Lord Marmion bears it as he may.

The Palmer, his mysterious guide,

Beholding thus his place supplied,

Sought to take leave in vain:

Strict was the Lion-King's command,

That none, who rode in Marmion's band

Should sever from the train:

"England has here enow of spies

In Lady Heron's witching eyes:"

To Marchmount thus, apart, he said,

But fair pretext to Marmion made.

The right hand path they now decline,

And trace against the stream the Tyne.

X.

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