A Ballad book Or Popular And Romantic Ballads And Songs Current in Annandale
A Ballad book Or Popular And Romantic Ballads And Songs Current in Annandale
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"* XIIL GLENLOGIE.
FOUR and twenty nobles sits in the king's ha', Bonnie Glenlogie is the flower among them a'.
In came Lady Jean skipping on the floor, And she has chosen Glenlogie 'mong a' that was there.
* It is very strange, as well as amusing, to observe how much our ancient poets detested soutars. Examples are too numerous to be quoted. C. K. S.
36 A BOOK OF BALLADS.
She turned to his footman, and thus she did say : " Oh, what is his name, and where does he stay ?" " His name is Glenlogie..., when he is from home, He is of the gay Gordons, his name it is John. " " Glenlogie, Glenlogie, an' you will prove kind, My love is laid on you, I am telling my mind. " He turned about lightly, as the Gordons does a', "I thank you, Lady Jean, my love is promised awa'. " She called on her maidens her bed for to make, Her rings and her jewels all from her to take.
In came Jeanie's father, a wae man was he, Says, " I'll wed you to Drumfendrich, he has mair gold than he. " Her father's own chaplain, being a man of great skill, He wrote him a letter, and indited it well ; The first lines he looked at, a light laugh laughed he, But ere he read through it, the tears blinded his e'e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"* XIIL GLENLOGIE.
FOUR and twenty nobles sits in the king's ha', Bonnie Glenlogie is the flower among them a'.
In came Lady Jean skipping on the floor, And she has chosen Glenlogie 'mong a' that was there.
* It is very strange, as well as amusing, to observe how much our ancient poets detested soutars. Examples are too numerous to be quoted. C. K. S.
36 A BOOK OF BALLADS.
She turned to his footman, and thus she did say : " Oh, what is his name, and where does he stay ?" " His name is Glenlogie..., when he is from home, He is of the gay Gordons, his name it is John. " " Glenlogie, Glenlogie, an' you will prove kind, My love is laid on you, I am telling my mind. " He turned about lightly, as the Gordons does a', "I thank you, Lady Jean, my love is promised awa'. " She called on her maidens her bed for to make, Her rings and her jewels all from her to take.
In came Jeanie's father, a wae man was he, Says, " I'll wed you to Drumfendrich, he has mair gold than he. " Her father's own chaplain, being a man of great skill, He wrote him a letter, and indited it well ; The first lines he looked at, a light laugh laughed he, But ere he read through it, the tears blinded his e'e.
What to read after A Ballad book Or Popular And Romantic Ballads And Songs Current in Annandale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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