might of God, (this was his oath when he was serious and in anger; at other times, it was by St. Bride of Douglas,) if he be a Duke, I will be a Drake!"-So she desisted from prosecuting of that purpose.-Godscroft, Vol. II. p. 131.

THE END.

THE

DANCE OF DEATH,

AND

OTHER POEMS.

BY

WALTER SCOTT, ESQ.

CONTENTS.

Page

267

THE Dance of Death,

Romance of Dunois, from the French,

The Troubadour,

Anacreontic, from the French,

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Song, for the Anniversary Meeting of the Pitt

Club of Scotland,

Song, on the Lifting of the Banner of the House

of Buccleuch, at a great Foot-Ball Match on

To a Lady, with Flowers from a Roman Wall, 285