Wm. Stephen Pryer

DEDICATION.

DEO LAUS.

In grateful remembrance of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria's unprecedentedly long, illustrious, and beneficent reign of sixty years (1837-97), and of fifty years of service (1847-97) in the cause of National Education by Her Majesty's most loyal and devoted servant,

THE AUTHOR.

ROWENA & HAROLD:

A Romance in Rhyme
Of an Olden Time,
Of Hastyngs and Normanhurst.

by

WM. STEPHEN PRYER,

Author of "Thought Crystals in Verse," Etc.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS & PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.

London:
WARD, LOCK & CO.
Forest Gate, E.:
THE ELECTRIC PUBLISHING CO.
1897

INDEX.

Old Ragnor's Cliffs
Sir Guy de Warre
Sir Harold Wynn
Sir Harold Spurned
The Deserted Eyrie
Sir Harold Sails
Rowena's Lonely Vigil
Rowena's Song
Sir Harold at Acre
The Saracen Maid's Secret
The Secret Assassin
The Light in the Turret Tower
Death at Ragnor's Tower
Rowena's Grief
Rowena's Lament
The Holy Friar's Consolation
Rowena Enters a Convent
Nigh unto Death
The Demon Wrecker
Old Ragnor's Dungeons Grim
Eric Entombed
The Rift in Hell Gate
The Crucified One
Eric Faithful unto Death
Eric to be Crucified
To Die or Live
Eric Escapes
The Smuggler's Den
Rowena's Fiery Furnace
The Dungeon's Angel
Rediviva
Convalescent
Rowena's Te Deum
The Lights of Home
The Lamp of Death
The Wreck of The "Holy Cross"
Grief at Wynnwood Hall
Saved