The Lone Shieling: Origin and Authorship of the Blackwood "Canadian Boat-song,"University of Toronto Press, 1941 - 108 sidor Professor Needler presents here the evidence that the poem, more appropriately called "The Lone Shieling," forms a beautiful tie of sentiment between Upper Canada and the Scottish Highlands, as it was Galt's work for the Canada Company that gave Moir the direct inspiration for the writing of it. |
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The Metrical Test Applied | 48 |
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accentual rhythm accentual sapphic rhythm ALEXANDER BALFOUR ancient appeared authorship beautiful Blackwood's Magazine boast his sheep boatmen burst in slaughter Campion Canada Company Canadian Boat Canadian Boat-song Canning's century Christopher North church classic Clergy Reserves creeps the small dactyl David Macbeth Moir degenerate Lord Discord burst Edinburgh Emily Brontë English sapphics example exiles Fair these broad fancy-haunted valley Farewell our Fathers fourth line Fraser's Fraser's Magazine Gaelic Galt's glen glory Hebridean Hebrides Horace hymn Icolmkill John Galt Knife-grinder Lake Huron Lake Simcoe land language Lone Shieling Lord might boast meadows metre metrical misty island Moir wrote Moir's Musselburgh Noctes old familiar faces poem poet poetic prose quantitative rhythm rhyme sapphic metre sapphic strophe scene secular shepherds shores song sonnet Southey Southey's spondee stanza sung syllables thee thou translation trochees Upper Canada verse waste of seas woods are grand words writing written
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