...Hidallan is fullen and dim*." " The awful " faces of other times, looked from the clouds of Crona." -j" Fercuth ! I faw the ghoft of night. Silent he ftood...formerly known is introduced, the propriety of the living character is ftill preferved. This is remarkable in the appearance of Calmar's ghoft, in the poem entitled...

...mift flew on the wind. I could behold his " tears. An aged man he feemed, and full of " thought J." The ghofts of ftrangers mingle not with thofe of the...hill. Her robes are from the " ftrangers land ; and flie is ftill alone §." When the ghoft of one whom we had formerly known is introduced, the propriety...

...tears. An aged man » he feemed , and full of thought ». The ghofts of Grangers mingle not with thofa of the natives. «She is feen ; but not like the »...hill. Her robes are from the » ftrangers land; and she is ftill alone ». When the ghoft of one whom we had formerly known is introduced, the propriety...

...feen ; when the fun-beam darts on the rock , and all around is dark. There she is feen , Malvina , but not like the daughters of the hill. Her robes are from the ftrarigcrs land } and she is ftill alone. Fingal was fad for Carthon ; he defired His bards to mark...

...oftenleen; when the fun-beam darts on the rock, and all around is dark. There' me is Teen, Malvina, but not like the daughters of the hill. Her robes are from the ftraugers land; and me is ftill alone. Fingal was fad for Carthon ; he defired his bards to mark die...

...wind. I could behold his "tears. An aged man he feemed, and "full of thought." The ghofts of firangers mingle not with thofe of the natives. "She is "feen; but not like the daughiers of "the lull. Her robes are from the ftran"ger's land ; and 1'he is liill alone." 188 A critical...

...feen ; when the fun-beam darts on the rock , and all around is' dark. There fhe is feen , Malvina ! but not like the daughters of the hill. Her robes are from the ftranger's land; and flic is full alone! Fingal was fad for Carthon ; he commanded his bards to mark...

...and full of thought." The ghosts of stiacgers mingle not with those of the natives. " She is seen ; but not like the daughters of " the hill. Her robes are from the strangers land ; and " she is still alone." When the ghost of one whom he had formerly known is introduced,...

...often seen ; when the sun-beam darts on the rock, and all around is dark. There she is seen, Malvina, but not like the daughters of the hill. Her robes are from the stranger's land ; and she is still alone ! tumn returned 4I : And often did they mark the day and sing...

...often seen; when the sunbeam darts on the rock, and all around is dark. There she is seen, Malvina! but not like the daughters of the hill. Her robes are from the stranger's laud; and she is still alone. Fingal was sad for Carthon; he commanded his ' bards to mark...