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...delight, They listen'd to hear the wind roar, > " Tis pleasant," cried one, " seated by the fireside, To hear the wind whistle without." " A fine night...be well tried, Who should wander the ruins about, I 6 "I myself, " I myself, like a school-boy, should tremble to hear The hoarse ivy shake over my head...

...delight They listen 'd to hear the wind roar. " "Tis pleasant," cried one, " seated by the fire-side, To hear the wind whistle without." " A fine night...replied ; " Methinks a man's courage would now be well " I myself, like a school-boy, should tremble to hear The hoarse ivy shake over my head ; And could...

...'Tis pleasant," cried one, " seated by the fire-side, " To hear the wind whistle without." " What a night for the Abbey !" his comrade replied, " Methinks...a school-boy, should tremble to hear " The hoarse ivy shake over my head; ii " And could fancy I saw, half persuaded by fear, " Some ugly old Abbot's...

...burn'd bright, And smoking in silence, with tranquil delight, They listen'd to hear the wind roar. To hear the wind whistle without." " A fine night...Methinks a man's courage would now be well tried, " 'Tis pleasant," cried one, " seated by the fire-side, Who should wander the ruins about. . " I myself,...

...fire-side To hear the wind whistle without. What a night for the Abbey ! his comrade replied, Mcthinks a man's courage would now be well tried Who should wander the ruins about. I myself, like a school-boy, should tremble to hear The hoarse ivy shake over my head ; And could fancy...