English And Scottish Ballads volume 6
English And Scottish Ballads volume 6
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" When he got on the beggar's coat, m The pike staff in his hand, He's dane him down to yon tavern, Where they were drinking wine.
" What news, what news, ye staff beggar ?
What news hae ye to gie ? " no " I hae nae news, I heard nae news, As few I'll hae frae thee. " " I think your coat is ragged, auld man, But wou'd you wages win, And tell where William Wallace is, us We'll lay gold in your hand. " VOL. Vi. 16 12 SIR WILLIAM WALLACE.
" Tell down, tell down your good red gold, Upon the table h...ead, And ye sail William Wallace see, Wi' the down-come of Robin Hood. " iao They had nae tauld the money down, And laid it on his knee, When candles, lamps, and candlesticks, He on the floor gar'd flee.
And he has drawn his trusty brand, 125 And slew them one by one, Then sat down at the table head, And called for some wine.
The goodwife she ran but, ran but, The good man he ran ben, v The verra bairns about the fire Were a' like to gang brain.
u Now if there be a Scotsman here, He'll come and drink wi' me ; And if there be an English loun, i It is his time to flee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When he got on the beggar's coat, m The pike staff in his hand, He's dane him down to yon tavern, Where they were drinking wine.
" What news, what news, ye staff beggar ?
What news hae ye to gie ? " no " I hae nae news, I heard nae news, As few I'll hae frae thee. " " I think your coat is ragged, auld man, But wou'd you wages win, And tell where William Wallace is, us We'll lay gold in your hand. " VOL. Vi. 16 12 SIR WILLIAM WALLACE.
" Tell down, tell down your good red gold, Upon the table h...ead, And ye sail William Wallace see, Wi' the down-come of Robin Hood. " iao They had nae tauld the money down, And laid it on his knee, When candles, lamps, and candlesticks, He on the floor gar'd flee.
And he has drawn his trusty brand, 125 And slew them one by one, Then sat down at the table head, And called for some wine.
The goodwife she ran but, ran but, The good man he ran ben, v The verra bairns about the fire Were a' like to gang brain.
u Now if there be a Scotsman here, He'll come and drink wi' me ; And if there be an English loun, i It is his time to flee.
What to read after English And Scottish Ballads volume 6?
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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