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s also included in _The Avon Booklet_, Vol. ii, 1904, pp. 199-210. (18) _Once a Week_, Vol. vii, _August_ 2_nd_, 1862, pp. 152-155. HARALD HARFAGR. A DISCOURSE BETWEEN A VALKYRIE AND A RAVEN, &c. [_Ye men wearing bracelets_] Reprinted (under the amended title _The Valkyrie and Raven_) in _The Nightingale_, _The Valkyrie and Raven_, _and Other Ballads_, 1913, pp. 11-20. A Prose Introduction, which preceded the Ballad in _Once a Week_, was not reprinted in _The Nightingale_, _The Valkyrie and Raven_, _and Other Ballads_. A facsimile (actual size) of a page of the Original Manuscript is given herewith. In _Once a Week_ this Ballad was accompanied by an Illustration, engraved upon wood, representing the Valkyrie discoursing with the Raven. [Picture: Manuscript of Harold Harfagr = The Valkyrie and Raven] (19) _Once a Week_, Vol. vii, _October_ 4_th_, 1862, pp. 403-406. THE STORY OF TIM. The third (and last) of a series of _Russian Popular Tales_, in Prose, translated by George Borrow. Also printed privately in pamphlet form, as follows:-- _The Story of Tim_ / _Translated from the Russian_ / _By_ / _George Borrow_ / _London_: / _Printed for Private Circulation_ / 1913-Crown octavo, p. 31. [See _ante_, Part I, No. 54.] The _Story_ was also included in _The Avon Booklet_, Vol. ii, 1904, pp. 211-229. (20) _Once a Week_, Vol. viii, _January_ 3_rd_, 1863, pp. 35-36. THE COUNT OF VENDEL'S DAUGHTER. [_Within a bower the womb I left_] Reprinted in _The Verner Raven_, _The Count of Vendel's Daughter_, _and Other Ballads_, 1913, pp. 12-17. (21) _Once a Week_, Vol. viii, _December_ 12_th_, 1863, p. 686. THE HAIL-STORM; OR, THE DEATH OF BUI. [_All eager to sail_] This Ballad differs entirely from those which appeared, under the title _The Hail-Storm_ only, in _Romantic Ballads_, 1826, pp. 136-138, in _Targum_, 1835, pp. 42-43, and in _Young Swaigder or The Force of Runes and Other Ballads_, 1913, pp. 14-15. Each of these three versions consists of four eight-line stanzas; the present Ballad extends to 84 lines, arranged in irregular stanzas. (22) _Benjamin Robert Haydon_: _Correspondence and Table Talk_. By Frederic Wordsworth Haydon, 1876, Vol. i, pp. 360-361. A LETTER FROM BORROW TO B. R. HAYDON. Reprinted in _George Borrow and his Circle_. By Clement King Shorter, 1913, p. 25. (23) _Life_, _Writings_, _and Correspondence of George
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