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' then, 'For the day is come that ye must die;' And they thought so little of his might, But ay the fearder they might be.
Hosted by G00gle 37$ ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH POPULAR BALLADS [157 20 The wife ran but, the gudeman ran ben, It put them all into a fever; Then five he sticked where they stood, And five he trampled in the gutter.
21 And five he chased to yon green wood, He hanged them all out-oer a grain; And gainst the morn at twelve o'clock, He dined with his kind Scottish men.
1 Sir William... Wallace,' The Thistle of Scot- land, Alexander Laing 1 , p. 100, from the repe- tition of an old gentlewoman in Aberdeenshire.
Also Motherwell's MS., p. 487, communicated by Peter Buchan of Peterhead, " who had it from an old woman in that neighborhood." 1 Woud ye hear of William Wallace, An sek him as he goes, Into the Ian of Lanark, Amang his mortel faes ?
2 There was fyften English sogers Unto his ladie cam, Said, Gie us William Wallace, That we may have him slain.
3 Woud ye gie William Wallace, That we may have him slain, And ye 's be wedded to a lord, The best in Christendeem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' then, 'For the day is come that ye must die;' And they thought so little of his might, But ay the fearder they might be.
Hosted by G00gle 37$ ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH POPULAR BALLADS [157 20 The wife ran but, the gudeman ran ben, It put them all into a fever; Then five he sticked where they stood, And five he trampled in the gutter.
21 And five he chased to yon green wood, He hanged them all out-oer a grain; And gainst the morn at twelve o'clock, He dined with his kind Scottish men.
1 Sir William... Wallace,' The Thistle of Scot- land, Alexander Laing 1 , p. 100, from the repe- tition of an old gentlewoman in Aberdeenshire.
Also Motherwell's MS., p. 487, communicated by Peter Buchan of Peterhead, " who had it from an old woman in that neighborhood." 1 Woud ye hear of William Wallace, An sek him as he goes, Into the Ian of Lanark, Amang his mortel faes ?
2 There was fyften English sogers Unto his ladie cam, Said, Gie us William Wallace, That we may have him slain.
3 Woud ye gie William Wallace, That we may have him slain, And ye 's be wedded to a lord, The best in Christendeem.
What to read after English And Scottish Popular Ballads;?
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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