Gleanings of Scarce Old Ballads With Explanatory Notes

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As she was a walking in her garden green, Amaug her gentlewomen, Sad was the letter that came to her, — Her lord was wed in Lunan.
Is this true, my Jean, she says, My lord is wed in Lunan 1 no, no. My lady gay, For the lord c' Aboyne is comin'.
When she was looking o'er her castell wa', She spied twa boys comin' ; "What news, what news, my bonny boys ] What news hae ya frae Lunan?
Good news, good news, my lady gay, The lord o' Aboyne is comin' ; He's scarcely twa miles frae the place, Ye'll hea
...r his bridles ringin'.
my grooms all be well on call, An' hae your stables shinin' ; Of corn an' hay spare nane this day, Sin the lord o' Aboyne is comin'.
My minstrels all be well on call, Now set your harps a tuuin' Wi' the finest springs, spare not the strings, Sin the lord o' Aboyne is comin'.
72 My cooks all be well on call, An' had your spits a-runnin' Wi' the best ' roast, an' spare nae cost, Sin the lord o' Aboyne is comin'.
My maids all be well on call, An' hae your flours a-shinin' ; Cover o'er the stair wi' herbs sweet air, Cover the flours wi' linen ; An' dress my bodie in the finest array, Sin the lord o' Aboyne is comin'.


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