NORTHUMBRIAN CHIEFTAIN, OR SPECTRE OF THE ABBEY. A LEGENDARY TALE. [COLLECTED FROM AN ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT.] BY JOSEPH D. M'ARTHUR. "TENANT of the tomb! Has thy soul left this earth, 66 Mournful sight! Her very eyes weep blood, and every groan Newcastle upon Tyne: BLAIR. PRINTED BY D. bass, foot of PILGRIM-STREET, AND MAY BE HAD OF ALL THE BOOKSELLERS. 1803. (Price One Shilling.) CHAP. I. Cowards die many times before their deaths- Of all the wonders that I yet have heard, Nor him the churlish winter fpares; His drenched frame, and hoary locks, The rude winds lafh his filvery hairs; Shakespeare. The Storm-the Pilgrim-Effects of Fear-the noble Impulfes of Humanity-true Benevolence. K EEN blew the blaft, and the angry north appalled the frighted traveller--the fnow filvered the withered face of the dejected pilgrim-terror trod his every step, and pallid fearhad marked him as her own-his wallet, filled with the produce of humanity, lay neglected; and frequently he covered his head aneath the B 152481 |