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Bridal of Triermain

Dive into Scotts The Bridal of Triermain, a mesmerizing rhymed narrative poem that intertwines the allure of English legend with dramatic themes. Follow the valiant knight, Sir Roland De Vaux, on his quest to rescue the enchanting Gyneth, the secret daughter of King Arthur.

Podcast · By Sir Walter Scott · English · Official site

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