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94 THE ENGLISH SLAVE. [Act V. Off I touch me not. GONDABERT. I am polluted, stained with shame and blood ! To save thy life, I have confessed my guilt, And fallen from glory's height to rise no more ! This is thy work, Ambition. Ha ! the morn Is dawning on me ; Look on its lovely brightness. never more shall I Fall, ye rocks ! Ye mountains cover me ! It is not day Eternal flames their lurid glare spread round me. Tni lightning-smitten ! Oh, for some cooling draught To quench the fire within ! This is the balm [Stabs himself. For pangs like mine. The grave will yield repose. Edgar, for thee I die forgive me O [Gondabert joins the hands of Edgar and Elfilia, and dies. Evanda enters to Rogvalla, and all the characters form a picture as the curtain falls.
NOTES. (*) While I behold the stern usurping Thane, In splendour clad, tread like a god the earth. . . p. 6. " The French and Norman nobility admired the fine persons, the flowing hair, and the beautiful dresses of the English nobles." Asser. Vita JElfredi. *' Persons of rank and wealth, of both sexes, among the Danes and Anglo-Saxons, seem to have been very fond of ornaments of gold, as gold chains and bracelets." Dr. Henry, v. 4. " The Anglo-Saxon chiefs and kings were called givers of gold chains and bracelets." Chron. Saxon, p. 112. ( 2 ) and toil, yoked to the plough, For food his dogs would scorn. . . p. 6. " Let every man know his teams of men, of horses and oxen." mile. Leg. Sax. p. 47, In the laws of Ethelred the Unready, the era which this tragedy illustrates, the price of a man, or slave, among those of other is things, fixed at one pound Saxon, or 21. 16s. 3d. sterling. The price of a hawk, or a greyhound, was the same as that of a man. " In the year 1015, an express law was made in England to prevent parents from selling their own children, with which they used to supply the French markets." Sharon Turner. " It is well known that a large portion of the Anglo-Saxon population were in a state of slavery. They were bought and sold with land, and were conveyed in the grants of it promiscuously with the cattle and other property upon it. In the Anglo-Saxon wills, those wretched beings were given away precisely as we now dispose of our plate, our furniture, or our money." Hist. Anglo-Sax. ( 3 ) the daintiest cheer The garden, forest, flood, and harvest yield. . . p. 6. " Gardening was not unknown to the Saxons. Brithnod, the first abbot of Ely, was celebrated for the excellent gardens
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438 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND These Es
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442 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND doctrine
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444 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND that in
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450 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND cencies
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452 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND tianity.
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456 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND rise out
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458 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND " The re
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460 ORIGIN, ETC., OF FREE-MASONRY.
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CRITICAL OPINIONS OF THE FIRST SERI
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