A Collection of Ballads
A Collection of Ballads
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" He's guided them o'er moss and muir, O'er hill and houp, and mony a down;Til they came to the Foulbogshiel, And there, brave Noble, he lighted down.
But word is gane to the Land-sergeant, In Askirton where that he lay--"The deer that ye hae hunted lang, Is seen into the Waste this day. " "Then Hobbie Noble is that deer!I wat he carries the style fu' hie;Aft has he beat your slough-hounds back, And set yourselves at little lee.
"Gar warn the bows of Hartlie-burn;See they shaft their arrows on ...the wa'!Warn Willeva and Spear Edom, And see the morn they meet me a'.
"Gar meet me on the Rodric-haugh, And see it be by break o' day;And we will on to Conscowthart-Green, For there, I think, we'll get our prey. " Then Hobbie Noble has dream'd a dream, In the Foulbogshiel, where that he lay;He thought his horse was neath him shot, And he himself got hard away.
The cocks could crow, the day could dawn, And I wot so even down fell the rain;If Hobbie had no waken'd at that time, In the Foulbogshiel he had been tane or slain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He's guided them o'er moss and muir, O'er hill and houp, and mony a down;Til they came to the Foulbogshiel, And there, brave Noble, he lighted down.
But word is gane to the Land-sergeant, In Askirton where that he lay--"The deer that ye hae hunted lang, Is seen into the Waste this day. " "Then Hobbie Noble is that deer!I wat he carries the style fu' hie;Aft has he beat your slough-hounds back, And set yourselves at little lee.
"Gar warn the bows of Hartlie-burn;See they shaft their arrows on ...the wa'!Warn Willeva and Spear Edom, And see the morn they meet me a'.
"Gar meet me on the Rodric-haugh, And see it be by break o' day;And we will on to Conscowthart-Green, For there, I think, we'll get our prey. " Then Hobbie Noble has dream'd a dream, In the Foulbogshiel, where that he lay;He thought his horse was neath him shot, And he himself got hard away.
The cocks could crow, the day could dawn, And I wot so even down fell the rain;If Hobbie had no waken'd at that time, In the Foulbogshiel he had been tane or slain.
What to read after A Collection of Ballads?
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