English And Scottish Ballads volume 2
English And Scottish Ballads volume 2
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After all, perhaps, the title may be right ; and the wood may afterwards have ob tained its denomination from the tragical event here celebrated. A very few lines inserted by the editor to fill up chasms, [some of which have been omitted, ] are inclosed in brackets ; the text, in other respects, is given genuine, as it was taken down from the recita tion of Mrs. Arrott. " JAMIESON.
" O WILL ye gae to the school, brother ?
Or will ye gae to the ba' ? Or will ye gae to the wood a-warslin, To see ...whilk o's maun fa' ? " " It's I winna gae to the school, brother ; Nor will I gae to the ba' ? But I will gae to the wood a-warslin ; And it is you maun fa'. '' They warstled up, they warstled down, The lee-lang simmer's day ; [And nane was near to part the strife, That raise atween them tway, Till out and Willie's drawn his sword, And did his brother slay. ] " O lift me up upon your back ; Tak me to yon wall fair ; 222 THE TWA BROTHERS.
You'll wash my bl uidy wounds o'er and o'er, And syne they'll bleed nae mair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After all, perhaps, the title may be right ; and the wood may afterwards have ob tained its denomination from the tragical event here celebrated. A very few lines inserted by the editor to fill up chasms, [some of which have been omitted, ] are inclosed in brackets ; the text, in other respects, is given genuine, as it was taken down from the recita tion of Mrs. Arrott. " JAMIESON.
" O WILL ye gae to the school, brother ?
Or will ye gae to the ba' ? Or will ye gae to the wood a-warslin, To see ...whilk o's maun fa' ? " " It's I winna gae to the school, brother ; Nor will I gae to the ba' ? But I will gae to the wood a-warslin ; And it is you maun fa'. '' They warstled up, they warstled down, The lee-lang simmer's day ; [And nane was near to part the strife, That raise atween them tway, Till out and Willie's drawn his sword, And did his brother slay. ] " O lift me up upon your back ; Tak me to yon wall fair ; 222 THE TWA BROTHERS.
You'll wash my bl uidy wounds o'er and o'er, And syne they'll bleed nae mair.
What to read after English And Scottish Ballads volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis James Child to read onlineMoreLess
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