Fitz-James and Ellen: From 'The Lady of the Lake,' Canto VI by Sir Walter Scott

The seventh of ten volumes of poetry edited by Canadian poet laureate Bliss Carman (1861-1929). This collection, the second of two parts, contains a series of odes and addresses to the natural and artistic realms, as well as various geographic places in the world, from Egypt and India, all the way to England and America. It concludes with popular narrative poetry originating from the Greek, Roman, Norse, German, East Asian, Spanish, French, English, Scottish and American literary traditions. - Summary by Tomas Peter

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Fitz-James and Ellen: From 'The Lady of the Lake,' Canto VI by Sir Walter Scott

Fitz-James and Ellen: From 'The Lady of the Lake,' Canto VI by Sir Walter Scott