Castles and abbeys of England in poetic and romantic lore (1915)
Schuch, Edw · Minneapolis, Minn., Press of Augsburg publishing house · leaf 296
-washed walls, Norhams fame, however, would attract little at-tention were it not for the genius of Walter Scott,who has woven a garland of poetry around the oldpile, the fragrance of which will never die. NorhamCastle was made one of the centers in his famousMarmion, and, as such, will live in… … NORHAM CASTLE. 293 Stones take form again, at the command of Scottsmaster mind. Lord Marmion, an English knight of fame, underKing Henry VIII, arrived at Norham Castle asthe sun set in the west. Beneath the sable palisade, That closed the castle barricade, His bugle horn he blew; The warder…
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