Border Ballads
Border Ballads
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O whan he came to Lord William's gates, He baed na to chap or ca', But set his bent bow till his Ijreast, An lightly lap the wa ; An', or the porter was at the gate.
The boy was i' the ha'.
*' O is my biggins broken, boy ?
Or is my towers won ? Or is my lady lighter yet, Of a dear daughter or son ? " *' Your biggin is na broken, sir, Nor is your towers won ; But the fairest lady in a' the land For you this day maun burn. " LADY MAISRY, 8i " O saddle me the black, the black, Or saddle me the bro...wn ; O saddle me the swiftest steed That ever rade frae a town. " Or he was near a mile awa, She heard his wild horse sneeze : " Mend up the fire, my false brother, Its na come to my knees. " whan he lighted at the gate, She heard his bridle ring : " Mend up the fire, my false brother. Its far yet frae my chin.
" Mend up the fire to me, brother.
Mend up the fire to me ; For I see him comin' hard an' fast Will soon men't up to thee.
" O gin my hands had been loose, Willy, Sae hard as they are boun, 1 would have turn'd me frae the gleed, And castin' out your young son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O whan he came to Lord William's gates, He baed na to chap or ca', But set his bent bow till his Ijreast, An lightly lap the wa ; An', or the porter was at the gate.
The boy was i' the ha'.
*' O is my biggins broken, boy ?
Or is my towers won ? Or is my lady lighter yet, Of a dear daughter or son ? " *' Your biggin is na broken, sir, Nor is your towers won ; But the fairest lady in a' the land For you this day maun burn. " LADY MAISRY, 8i " O saddle me the black, the black, Or saddle me the bro...wn ; O saddle me the swiftest steed That ever rade frae a town. " Or he was near a mile awa, She heard his wild horse sneeze : " Mend up the fire, my false brother, Its na come to my knees. " whan he lighted at the gate, She heard his bridle ring : " Mend up the fire, my false brother. Its far yet frae my chin.
" Mend up the fire to me, brother.
Mend up the fire to me ; For I see him comin' hard an' fast Will soon men't up to thee.
" O gin my hands had been loose, Willy, Sae hard as they are boun, 1 would have turn'd me frae the gleed, And castin' out your young son.
What to read after Border Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham R Tomson to read onlineMoreLess
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