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  2. Fonds Jacques Viger . - 1813-1856
  3. Iconographie . - 1813-1856
  4. Album Jacques Viger : Souvenirs canadiens. - [16-]-[18] ( constitué entre 1813 et 1856)
  5. 65 : The Wild Huntsman. - [18-]
65 : The Wild Huntsman. - [18-]
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65 : The Wild Huntsman. - [18-]

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[18-] (indexed as 1800–1899)
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A handwritten manuscript page in brown ink on aged cream paper, with a small page number at the top and a faint watermark at the bottom right. The lines of verse are written in a looping cursive hand and describe a feast, a castle hall, a harp, a minstrel and a hermit, with phrases such as "Minnesinger, love singer" and "the wandering minstrels of Germany" visible near the bottom. The page is a close-up, straight-on view of the full sheet, showing it as a transcribed poem copied into a bound volume.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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With the din of the tramping race;And the glens were filled with the laugh and shout!And the harps, singing out!From the chieftain's hand the wine-cup fell,At the castle's festive board,And a sudden pause came o'er the swellOf the harp's triumphal chord;And the minnesinger's thrilling layIn the hall died fast away.The convent's chanted rite was stayed;And the hermit dropped his beads,Minnesingers, Love-singers, the wandering minstrels of Germany, now so called in the Middle ages.And the glasses filled with the laugh and shout!And the high, ringing oath!Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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