English And Scottish Popular Ballads
English And Scottish Popular Ballads
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2. He had horse and harness for them all, Goodly steeds were all milke-white ; O the golden bands an about their necks.
And their weapons, they were all alike.
3. Newes then was brought unto the king That there was sicke a won as hee.
That lived lyke a bold out-law, And robbed all the north coiuitry.
76 POPULAR BALLADS 4. The king he writt an letter then, A letter which was large and long ; He signed it with his owne hand, And he promised to doe him no wrong.
5. When this letter came lonne unti...ll, His heart it was as blythe as birds on the tree : " Never was I sent for before any king, My father, my grandfather, nor none but mee.
6. " And if wee goe the king before, I would we went most orderly ; Every man of you shall have his scarlet cloak, Laced with silver laces three.
7. " Every won of you shall have his velvett coat.
Laced with sillver lace so white ; O the golden bands an about your necks, Black hatts, white feathers, all alyke." 8. By the morrow morninge at ten of the clock, Towards Edenburough gon was hee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. He had horse and harness for them all, Goodly steeds were all milke-white ; O the golden bands an about their necks.
And their weapons, they were all alike.
3. Newes then was brought unto the king That there was sicke a won as hee.
That lived lyke a bold out-law, And robbed all the north coiuitry.
76 POPULAR BALLADS 4. The king he writt an letter then, A letter which was large and long ; He signed it with his owne hand, And he promised to doe him no wrong.
5. When this letter came lonne unti...ll, His heart it was as blythe as birds on the tree : " Never was I sent for before any king, My father, my grandfather, nor none but mee.
6. " And if wee goe the king before, I would we went most orderly ; Every man of you shall have his scarlet cloak, Laced with silver laces three.
7. " Every won of you shall have his velvett coat.
Laced with sillver lace so white ; O the golden bands an about your necks, Black hatts, white feathers, all alyke." 8. By the morrow morninge at ten of the clock, Towards Edenburough gon was hee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neilson, William Allan, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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