Popular British Ballads, Ancient And Modern
Popular British Ballads, Ancient And Modern
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Was she wae, &c.
She turn'd hersel* into a ship.
To sail out ower the flood ; freely pool. dreei, rush (?).
slaciy dell. maie, mate.
Digitized byVjOOQlC 184 •« Popular British Ballads He ca ed a nail intill her tail.
And syne the ship she stood.
Was she wae, &c.
Then she became a silken plaid.
And stretch'd upon a bed, And he became a green covering.
And gained her maidenhead.
Was she wae, &c.
•^l-l^* Brown Robin The king but an his nobles a* ) ,.
Sat birling at the wine ; j He would ha* nane b...ut his ae daughter To wait on them at dine.
tfaW, drove. birling, drinking.
Digitized byVjOOglC Brown Robin »• 185 She's serv'd them but, she's serv'd them ben, Intill a gown of green.
But her ee was aye on Brown Robin That stood low under the rain.
She's do'en her to her bigly bower.
As fast as she could gang, An' there she's drawn her shot-window.
An' she's harped an' she's sang.
" There sits a bird i* my father's garden.
An O but she sings sweet !
I hope to live and see the day When wi' my love I'll meet." " O gin that ye like me as well As your tongue tells to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was she wae, &c.
She turn'd hersel* into a ship.
To sail out ower the flood ; freely pool. dreei, rush (?).
slaciy dell. maie, mate.
Digitized byVjOOQlC 184 •« Popular British Ballads He ca ed a nail intill her tail.
And syne the ship she stood.
Was she wae, &c.
Then she became a silken plaid.
And stretch'd upon a bed, And he became a green covering.
And gained her maidenhead.
Was she wae, &c.
•^l-l^* Brown Robin The king but an his nobles a* ) ,.
Sat birling at the wine ; j He would ha* nane b...ut his ae daughter To wait on them at dine.
tfaW, drove. birling, drinking.
Digitized byVjOOglC Brown Robin »• 185 She's serv'd them but, she's serv'd them ben, Intill a gown of green.
But her ee was aye on Brown Robin That stood low under the rain.
She's do'en her to her bigly bower.
As fast as she could gang, An' there she's drawn her shot-window.
An' she's harped an' she's sang.
" There sits a bird i* my father's garden.
An O but she sings sweet !
I hope to live and see the day When wi' my love I'll meet." " O gin that ye like me as well As your tongue tells to me.
What to read after Popular British Ballads, Ancient And Modern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Brimley Reginald Brimley Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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