Popular ballads and songs, from tradition, manuscripts and scarce editions; with translations of similar pieces from the ancient Danish language, and a few originals by the editor

Jamieson Robert 1780?-1844

Sujets

• Songs
• Scotland
• Ballads
• Danish literature
• English poetry

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 19
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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VOLUME II.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Page.
and the of 3True Thomas Queen Elfland,
Birth of Robin 44The Hood,
Robin Hood and the Old 49Man,
Hode and the 54Munke,Robyn
73Jane,Lady
(Skicen J9Anna,
Beichan and Susie 1 17Young Pye,
127Bekie,
135Livingston,Bonny Baby
The Battle of 144Glenlivet,
The Covenant with his own . . . 146'Shepherd's Heart,
148Another,
Lizie 14f)Lindsay,
Wedderburn's ] 54Captain Courtship,
The Gude l66Wallace,
Sweet Willie of 178Liddesdale,
Alison Gross, 187
191Lady Elspat,II
Page.
;King Henry, 194
Rosmer 202Hafmand,
"News from 210Northumberland,
The 215Mangolde,
and 221Philip Mary,
226*Castle,Scarborough
Allane-a-Maut and Sir John 231Barleycorn,
Allan o'Maut, 237
John 240Barleycorn,
Master 244Mault,
Sir John 251Barleycorn,
A I26'Song,Carowsing
26'3Drinking Song,
Lord and Auld 26'5Wa'yates Ingram,
A Christmas Carol, 273
Old 278Christmas,
and 285Marry,Harry
SONGS.
of1. dear 1Wronge not, heart, 29empresse my
Great and it she2. me, 293proude, deryde
3. On Music, 295
4. I made a covenant with heart, 297my
look5. there's no .Eyes, off, 299beholding,
6. When heart seems most 301engaged,my
'tis lull nioone 3037. yet,Silly boye,
8. No shall 305more, charms,Clorendy, thy
Go since thou wilt9. waie, 307thy goe,
10. Tis not how hownor free, 309witty,
11. When I do I would not wish to . . .311love, speed,
12. Whether men do or 312laugh weep,
13. I must I 314Once, loved,confesse,