Roxburghe Ballads volume 2
Roxburghe Ballads volume 2
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" " Thou'st have an Atachment, " said our King; " charge all that thou seest take thy part ; Till he pay thee an hundred pound be sure thou never let him start. "If any seem against thee to stand, be sure thou come hither straightway. " "I, marry, is that all Ise get for my labour ?
then I may come trotting every day. " ' Thou art hard of belief, " then said our King, to please him with Letters he was willing, " I see you have taken great pains in writing, with all my heart Ise give you a Shill...ing. " " Tie have none of thy shilling, " said our King ; " man with thy money, God give thee win ;" He threw it into the King's bosome ; the money lay cold next to his skin. " Beshrew thy heart, " then said our King, " thou art a carle something too bold ! Dost thou not see I am hot with bowling, and the money next to my skin lies cold ?" The King and the Northern-man \ 6 1 " I never wist that before, " said the poor man, " before sike time as I came hither ; If the Lawers in our Country thought 'twas cold, they would not heap so much together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Thou'st have an Atachment, " said our King; " charge all that thou seest take thy part ; Till he pay thee an hundred pound be sure thou never let him start. "If any seem against thee to stand, be sure thou come hither straightway. " "I, marry, is that all Ise get for my labour ?
then I may come trotting every day. " ' Thou art hard of belief, " then said our King, to please him with Letters he was willing, " I see you have taken great pains in writing, with all my heart Ise give you a Shill...ing. " " Tie have none of thy shilling, " said our King ; " man with thy money, God give thee win ;" He threw it into the King's bosome ; the money lay cold next to his skin. " Beshrew thy heart, " then said our King, " thou art a carle something too bold ! Dost thou not see I am hot with bowling, and the money next to my skin lies cold ?" The King and the Northern-man \ 6 1 " I never wist that before, " said the poor man, " before sike time as I came hither ; If the Lawers in our Country thought 'twas cold, they would not heap so much together.
What to read after Roxburghe Ballads volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hindley to read onlineMoreLess
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