 | 1765 - 416 pages
...mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown ; he has poured but his force on the feeble. BUT thou fhalt not die unknown, replied the king of woody Morven : my bards are many, O Carthon, and their fongs defcend to future times. The children of the years to come fhall hear the fame of Carthon... | |
 | 1773 - 432 pages
...the mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown; he has poured out hU force on the weak." BUT thou fhalt not die unknown, replied the king of woody Morven : my bards are many, O Carthon, their fongs defcend to future times. The children of years to come fhall hear the fame of Carthon ; when... | |
 | 1783 - 274 pages
...rendered famous by falling by his hand. The laft is the molt probable , as Carthon is already wounded, 3 Y But thou shalt not die unknown , replied the king of woody Morven : my bards are many , O Carthon , and their fongs defcend ro future tiroes^ The children of the year* ro come shall hear the fame of... | |
 | Ossian - 1790 - 446 pages
...mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown ; he has poured out his force on the weak.'' But thou fhalt not die unknown, replied the king of woody Morven : my bards are many, O Carthon ! Their fongs defcend to future times. The children of years to come fhall hear the fame of Carthon ; when... | |
 | 1799 - 252 pages
...mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown! he has poured out his force on the feeble." " But thou fhalt not die unknown," replied the king of woody Morven: "my bards are many, O Carthon! and their fongs defcend to future times. ' The children of the years to come ftiall hear the fame of... | |
 | Ossian - 1805 - 244 pages
...Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown ! he has poured out his foree on the feeble." " But thou shalt nnt die unknown," replied the king of woody Morven : " my bards are many, O Carthon ! and their songs descend to future times. The children of the years to come shall hear the fame of... | |
 | Ossian - 1807 - 458 pages
...his hand. The last is the most probable, as Carthon is already wounded. the king of woody Morvcn : " my bards are many, O Carthon ! Their songs descend...the fame of Carthon; when they sit round the burning oakc, and the night is spent in songs of old. The hunter, sitting in the heath, shall hear the rustling... | |
 | Hugh Campbell - 1822 - 416 pages
...fought with the mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown; he has poured out his force on the weak." But thou shalt not die unknown, replied the king of...are many, O Carthon ! Their songs descend to future times.f The children of years to come shall hear the fame of Carthon ; when they sit round the burning... | |
 | Ossian - 1834 - 218 pages
...he fought with the mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown: he has poured out his force on the weak. But thou shalt not die unknown, replied the king of woody Morven: my bards are many, () Carthon! Their songs descend to future times. The children of years to come shall hear the fame... | |
 | 1839 - 426 pages
...fought with the mighty Fingal. But Carthon dies unknown ; he has poured out his force on the weak. But thou shalt not die unknown, replied the king of...future times. The children of years to come shall hear of the fame of Carthon, when they sit round the burning oak,f and the night is spent in songs of old.... | |
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But thou shalt not die unknown," replied the king of woody Morven: "my bards are many, O Carthon ! Their songs descend to future times. The children of years to come shall hear the fame of Carthon; when 205 they sit round the burning oak, and the night... 
