Edgar Athling, or the Minstrel of the Lake extract   poetry   "It was a summer's morning fair"
Issue Details: First known date: 1980... 1980 Edgar Athling, or the Minstrel of the Lake
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This extract is taken from both parts of the sequence. Twenty lines from 'The Poem' and 52 lines, beginning "Trained to arms from early days," from 'Song'.

Notes

  • Punctuation varies from Australian Magazine source.

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Edgar Athling, or the Minstrel of the Lake Charles Macdonald , 1838 sequence poetry
— Appears in: The Australian Magazine , March vol. 1 no. 3 1838; (p. 170-175) 'Sad, lonely and foresaken [sic] by his lover, the poor minstrel eventually dies.' (Webby)
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