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Young Arthur

Or, The Child of Mystery: A Metrical Romance, by C. Dibdin
Dibdin, Charles (1768-1833)

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INTRODUCTION.
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YOUNG ARTHUR.
 
SUBJECT I.
 
THE LEGEND.
 
HUBERT'S SONG.
 
VARIATION I.
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SUBJECT II.
 
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THE YOUTH'S HISTORY.
 
THE SONG.
 
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THE RUIN AND THE IVY.
 
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VARIATION II.
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SUBJECT III.
 
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A STRANGER.
 
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THE STRANGER'S TALE.
 
HYMN.
 
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VARIATION III.
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SUBJECT IV.
 
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THE STRANGER'S TALE CONTINUED.
 
VARIATION IV.
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SUBJECT V.
 
LAMENT.
 
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THE ORPHAN.
 
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ELEGY.
 
THE TALE OF ALICE.
 
BALLAD.
 
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THE BILLET.
 
THE SAGE'S HISTORY.
 
VARIATION V.
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SUBJECT VI.
 
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ERNEST.
 
THE STRANGER'S TALE CONTINUED.
 
VARIATION VI.
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SUBJECT VII.
 
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ALLAN'S LAMENT.
 
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THE VIRGIN.
 
LAMENT.
 
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ALLAN'S SONG.
 
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VARIATION VII.
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SUBJECT VIII.
 
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SIR ERNEST'S TALE—concluded.
 
HUBERT AND ELLEN.
 
BRANDON HALL.
 
ERNEST'S LAMENT IN PRISON.
 
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THE TRIAL.
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VARIATION VIII.
 
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A FABLE.
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SUBJECT IX.
 
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ISABEL'S TALE.
 
SIR BRANDON'S HISTORY.
 
VARIATION IX.
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SUBJECT X.
 
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A TRAVELLER.
 
LOST PEACE.
 
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PLAINT.
 
THE MINSTREL'S WARNING.
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VARIATION X.
 
LOVE'S GIFT.
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CONCLUSION.
 
FAREWELL.

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And Love, archly jeering, derided her woes.
But where is young Allan, and will he return
To the victim of Fancy, the maid who must mourn?
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