The
Curse of Kehama:
by
Robert Southey.
Καταραι, ως και τα αλεκτρυονονεοττα, οικον αει, οψε κεν επανηξαν εγκαθισομεναι. Αποφθ. Ανεκ. του Γυλιελ. του Μητ.
CURSES ARE LIKE YOUNG CHICKEN, THEY ALWAYS COME HOME TO ROOST.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES.
This book was originally digitized by Google and is intended for personal, non-commercial use only.
Original page numbers are given in curly brackets. Footnotes have been relocated to the end of the book. Passages originally rendered in small-caps have been changed to all-caps in the text version of this work.
Alterations: [pp. 168, 191] Correct misspellings of Edward Moor’s last name; [p. 194] change “battel” to “battle”; and [p. 237] change “Son and Moon” to “Sun and Moon”.
TO
THE AUTHOR OF GEBIR,
WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR,
THIS POEM IS INSCRIBED,
BY
ROBERT SOUTHEY.