...mountains blue ; No groves of cork, no shining rills, Nor vine, nor olive meet thy view. E2 VII. VIII. Thou see'st dark Cornwall's rifted shore, Old Arthur's...dash and roar, His haughty turret guards the deep. IX. And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood ; The spirit of the- long-lost...

...Morena's mountains blue ; No groves of cork, "no shining rills, Nor vine, nor olive meet thy view. VIII. Thou see'st dark Cornwall's rifted shore, Old Arthur's...dash and roar, His haughty turret guards the deep. IX. And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood ; The spirit of the, long-lost...

...mountains blue ; No groves of cork, no shining rills, Nor vine, nor olive, meet thy view. VIII. " ' Thou see'st dark Cornwall's rifted shore ; Old Arthur's...dash and roar, His haughty turret guards the deep. IX. " 'And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood ; The spirit of the long-lost...

...hovers around the western coast ; and in his ' Echoes from Old Cornwall ' are the following lines : — And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood ; The spirit of the long lost king, Pitas' cl in that shape from Camlan's flood. And still when loudliest...

...connection with the chough — a bird which hovers around the western coast,* and quotes these lines : — " And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood ; The spirit of the long-lost king Passed in that shape from Camlan's flood. " And still when loudliest...

...is not the raven, but the chough, mentioned by Mr. Hawker in his " Echoes from Old Cornwall,"— " And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood, The spirit of the long-lost king 5. It was an old belief in Cornwall, according to Camden, that the...

...is not the raven, but the chough, mentioned by Mr. Hawker in his " Echoes from Old Cornwall," — " And mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood, The spirit of the long-lost king Passed in that shape from Caralan's flood." 5. It was an old belief...

...Arthur is embodied. See the lines on Tintagel by the late Rev. RS Hawker, of Morwenstow :— •*. — " Mark yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood, The spirit of the long-lost king Passed in that shape from Camlan's flood." In the present day, the...

...idea of the Hero of the Round Table to that which our Laureate gives us; thus they say : And mark yon yon bird of sable wing, Talons and beak all red with blood, The spirit of the long lost King Passed in that shape from Camlan's flood. And still when loudlieit...

...where he was lodged. He was afterwards, for greater safety, removed to Tintagel Castle, Cornwall — ' Old Arthur's stern and rugged keep. There, where proud...dash and roar, His haughty turret guards the deep.' The Archbishop of Canterbury was now desired to request his brother, the Earl of Arundel, to come up...