Ancient Ballads And Songs of the North of Scotland, Hitherto Unpublished. With Explanatory Notes
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She scarce was to her chamber gane, Nor yet was well set down.
Till on the sofa where she sat.
Fell in a deadly swoon.
Her father and her seven brithers.
They made for her a bier ; The one half o't was gude red gowd, The other siller clear.
THE SCOTTISH SQUIRE. 239 Her seven sisters were employed In making her a sark ; The one half o't was cambric fine, The other needle wark.
Then out it speaks her auld step-dame, Sat on the sofa's end ; Ye'll drap the het lead on her cheek, Sae do you on her c...hin ; For women will use mony a wile Their true loves for to win.
Then up it raise her eldest brither, Into her bower he's gane ; Then in it came her youngest brither, The het lead to drap on.
He drapt it by her cheek, her cheek, Sae did he by her chin ; Sae did he by her comely hause, He knew life was therein.
The bier was made wi' red gowd laid, S^e curious round about ; A private entrance there contriv'd, That her breath might win out.
The first an' kirk in fair Scotland, They gar'd the bells be rung ; .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She scarce was to her chamber gane, Nor yet was well set down.
Till on the sofa where she sat.
Fell in a deadly swoon.
Her father and her seven brithers.
They made for her a bier ; The one half o't was gude red gowd, The other siller clear.
THE SCOTTISH SQUIRE. 239 Her seven sisters were employed In making her a sark ; The one half o't was cambric fine, The other needle wark.
Then out it speaks her auld step-dame, Sat on the sofa's end ; Ye'll drap the het lead on her cheek, Sae do you on her c...hin ; For women will use mony a wile Their true loves for to win.
Then up it raise her eldest brither, Into her bower he's gane ; Then in it came her youngest brither, The het lead to drap on.
He drapt it by her cheek, her cheek, Sae did he by her chin ; Sae did he by her comely hause, He knew life was therein.
The bier was made wi' red gowd laid, S^e curious round about ; A private entrance there contriv'd, That her breath might win out.
The first an' kirk in fair Scotland, They gar'd the bells be rung ; .
What to read after Ancient Ballads And Songs of the North of Scotland, Hitherto Unpublished. With Explanatory Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, Peter, 1790-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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