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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=415781" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>The Vampyre</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Thair is a knichte rydis through the wood,<br>And a doughty knichte is tree,<br>And sure hee is on a message sent,<br>He rydis see hastilie.<br>Hee passit the aik, and hee passit the birk,<br>And hee passit monie a tre,<br>Bot plesant to him was the saugh sae slim,<br>For beneath it hee did see<br>The boniest ladye that ever he saw,<br>Scho was see schyn and fair.<br>And there scho sat, beneath the saugh,<br>Kaiming hir gowden hair.<br>And then the knichte—&quot;Oh ladye brichte,<br>What chance hes brought you here,<br>But say the word, and ye schall gang<br>Back to your kindred dear.&quot;<br>Then up and spok the Ladye fair—<br>&quot;I have nae friends or kin,<br>Bot in a littel boat I live,<br>Amidst the waves’ loud din.&quot;<br>Then answered thus the douchty knichte—<br>&quot;I’ll follow you through all,<br>For gin ye bee in a littel boat,<br>The world to it seemis small.&quot;<br>They gaed through the wood, and through the wood<br>To the end of the wood they came:<br>And when they came to the end of the wood<br>They saw the salt sea faem.<br>And then they saw the wee, wee boat,<br>That daunced on the top of the wave,<br>And first got in the ladye fair,<br>And then the knichte sae brave;<br>They got into the wee, wee boat,<br>And rowed wi’ a’ their micht;<br>When the knichte sae brave, he turnit about,<br>And lookit at the ladye bricht;<br>He lookit at her bonie cheik,<br>And hee lookit at hir twa bricht eyne,<br>Bot hir rosie cheik growe ghaistly pale,<br>And scho seymit as scho deid had been.<br>The fause fause knichte growe pale wi frichte,<br>And his hair rose up on end,<br>For gane-by days cam to his mynde,<br>And his former luve he kenned.<br>Then spake the ladye,—&quot;Thou, fause knichte,<br>Hast done to mee much ill,<br>Thou didst forsake me long ago,<br>Bot I am constant still;<br>For though I ligg in the woods sae cald,<br>At rest I canna bee<br>Until I sucke the gude lyfe blude<br>Of the man that gart me dee.&quot;<br>Hee saw hir lipps were wet wi’ blude,<br>And hee saw hir lyfelesse eyne,<br>And loud hee cry’d, &quot;Get frae my syde,<br>Thou vampyr corps uncleane!&quot;<br>Bot no, hee is in hir magic boat,<br>And on the wyde wyde sea;<br>And the vampyr suckis his gude lyfe blude,<br>Sho suckis hym till hee dee.<br>So now beware, whoe’re you are,<br>That walkis in this lone wood;<br>Beware of that deceitfull spright,<br>The ghaist that suckle the blude.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=James+Clerk+Maxwell">James Clerk Maxwell</a><div class=q>
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And a doughty knichte is tree,
And sure hee is on a message sent,
He rydis see hastilie.
Hee passit the aik, and hee passit the birk,
And hee passit monie a tre,
Bot plesant to him was the saugh sae slim,..."></div>
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