Rowena & HaroldA Romance in Rhyme of an Olden Time, of Hastyngs and Normanhurst
 O light, O light, Burn bright, burn bright, And keep strict watch for me; Some night, some night, My knight, own knight, Will come from o'er the sea. 

O light, O light,

Some night, some night,

My knight, own knight,

 Stars light, stars light, My knight, brave knight, Gone from me o'er the sea; Shine bright, shine bright, Each night, each night, Till he come back to me. 

Stars light, stars light,

Shine bright, shine bright,

Each night, each night,

 

 

 Death at Ragnor's Tower. 

 The flag on Ragnor's tower hung half-mast high Smote old and young with grief. A death it told. They long had watched her wither like a leaf; Her warm hands too had grown of late so cold. So young, so fair, so good. Alas! that she should die. 

The flag on Ragnor's tower hung half-mast high

Smote old and young with grief.

A death it told.

They long had watched her wither like a leaf;

Her warm hands too had grown of late so cold.

 But no! It was her lady mother. She Full long had seen her child Slowly decay. Her father's temper, too, had grown more wild. She could but pray that ere she passed away, Rowena's knight would safe return from o'er the sea. 

But no! It was her lady mother. She

Full long had seen her child


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