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"Ossian; Macpherson, James (1736-1796)"
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Date: 1762
"To mine the king of Iniscon,' said Connal, 'heart of steel'"
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Date: 1762
"But when the king came, in the sound of his course, what heart of steel could stand!"
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Date: 1762
"My soul, that never melted before; it was like the steel of my sword"
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Date: 1805
"Touched with my care, my tyrant may prove kind, / Nor let that form conceal an iron mind."
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Date: 1805
"The Saxon saw, advanced, nor looked behind, / Fate hurried on, and courage steel'd his mind."
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Date: 1805
"When Courage, through the Scottish ranks confessed, / With his immortal steel incased each breast."
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