A North Countrie Garland
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Long time she loo'd him veiy well, But they changed her mind away, And now she goes another's bride, And plays him foul play.
The bonny Laird of Lauderdale Came from the south countrie, And. He has wooed the pretty maid, Through presents entered he.
* The circumstances which gave rise to this ballad are given in Sharpe's Ballad Book (Bibliotheca Curiosa, vol. Iii. P. 28, foot-note).
44 A NORTH COUNTRIE GARLAND.
For tocher gear he did not stand, She was a dainty May, He 'greed him with her frien...ds all, And set the wedding day.
When Lochinvar got word of this, He knew not what to do, For losing of a lady fair, That he did love so true.
But if I were young Lochinvar, I wou'd not care a fly, To take her on her wedding day, From all her company.
Get ye a quiet messenger, Send him through all your land, For a hundred and fifty brave young lads To be at your command.
To be all at your command, And your bidding to obey ; Yet still cause you the trumpet sound, The voice of foul play.
A NORTH COUNTRIE GARLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long time she loo'd him veiy well, But they changed her mind away, And now she goes another's bride, And plays him foul play.
The bonny Laird of Lauderdale Came from the south countrie, And. He has wooed the pretty maid, Through presents entered he.
* The circumstances which gave rise to this ballad are given in Sharpe's Ballad Book (Bibliotheca Curiosa, vol. Iii. P. 28, foot-note).
44 A NORTH COUNTRIE GARLAND.
For tocher gear he did not stand, She was a dainty May, He 'greed him with her frien...ds all, And set the wedding day.
When Lochinvar got word of this, He knew not what to do, For losing of a lady fair, That he did love so true.
But if I were young Lochinvar, I wou'd not care a fly, To take her on her wedding day, From all her company.
Get ye a quiet messenger, Send him through all your land, For a hundred and fifty brave young lads To be at your command.
To be all at your command, And your bidding to obey ; Yet still cause you the trumpet sound, The voice of foul play.
A NORTH COUNTRIE GARLAND.
What to read after A North Countrie Garland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maidment, James, 1795?-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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