Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 308
in the following poem, and plainly prove that the Hermitof Warkworth was not the fame perfon that founded Brink-rurn Priory in the twelfth century, but rather one of the Ber-tram family, who lived at a later period. • Tanners Notitia Monaft. \ See his Remains. jje*3jfr FIT was the word ufed by the… … THE Hermit of Warkworth. NORTHUMBERLAND BALLAD. FIT THE FIRST. Pf^^ARK was the night, and ivild the ftorm,D 11 ij And loud the torrents roar 3 And loud the fea was heard to dafhAgainft the diftant fliore. Mufing on mans weak haplefs flate, The lonely Hermit lay;When, lo ! he heard a female voice…
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