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The Erl-king [tr. from Goethe's Erl-König by Scott].
The water-king, a Danish ballad [by M.G. Lewis].
Lord William [by Robert Southey].
Poor Mary, the maid of the inn, by Mr. Southey.
The chase [tr. from G.A. Bürger's Der wilde Jäger, by Scott].
William and Helen [tr. from Bürger's Lenore, by Scott].
Alonzo the brave and Fair Imogine [imitated from Bürger's Lenore, by Lewis].
Arthur and Matailda [imitated from Bürger's Lenore, John Aikin].
The Erl-king's daughter [by Lewis].
Edition Notes
Page 76 misnumbered 79.
Also ascribed to M.G. Lewis, by confusion with his Tales of wonder, 1801 [i.e.1800].
Another issue has t.-p. with title & imprint: Tales of terror ... Kelso: Printed by James Ballantyne, at the Kelso Mail printing office. 1799.
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