Songs And Verses
Songs And Verses
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" The Scots lads stude on the Langstane Edge, To see the men gae by, They've keepit the road for a gude half hour, And syne drave hame the kye.
BIDE IN YOUR BOWER 97 And they that gaed to Fairlea Haughs Saw a waefu' sight next morn, The Scots had cleared them o' a' the kye, And left neither cloot nor horn.
There were thankfu' hearts in Wardlaw Tower, And weel might Lord Ronald's be To the gallant wife that had won his life At the fit o' the gallows tree.
THE FAIRY QUEEN'S COURTING IN GLADHOUSE ...GLEN 1 Within the howe o' the hill, An' ahint the back o' the brae, The Fairy Queen sat courting A' the lang Summer's day.
It wasna the Fairy King, That in silk and jewels shone ; As little was it an Elfin Knight, That fair Queen smiled upon.
Ye wadna hae heard the burn, As it gaed tinklin' doun, 1 In the Moorfoot Hills. 98 THE FAIRY QUEEN'S COURTING 99 The air was sae daft wi' their twa voices An' their laughter's ringin' sound.
Up the mouth o' the Glen, An' round the Drudal Stane, Lord James, the Flower o' the Border-land Cam' wandrin' up, his lane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Scots lads stude on the Langstane Edge, To see the men gae by, They've keepit the road for a gude half hour, And syne drave hame the kye.
BIDE IN YOUR BOWER 97 And they that gaed to Fairlea Haughs Saw a waefu' sight next morn, The Scots had cleared them o' a' the kye, And left neither cloot nor horn.
There were thankfu' hearts in Wardlaw Tower, And weel might Lord Ronald's be To the gallant wife that had won his life At the fit o' the gallows tree.
THE FAIRY QUEEN'S COURTING IN GLADHOUSE ...GLEN 1 Within the howe o' the hill, An' ahint the back o' the brae, The Fairy Queen sat courting A' the lang Summer's day.
It wasna the Fairy King, That in silk and jewels shone ; As little was it an Elfin Knight, That fair Queen smiled upon.
Ye wadna hae heard the burn, As it gaed tinklin' doun, 1 In the Moorfoot Hills. 98 THE FAIRY QUEEN'S COURTING 99 The air was sae daft wi' their twa voices An' their laughter's ringin' sound.
Up the mouth o' the Glen, An' round the Drudal Stane, Lord James, the Flower o' the Border-land Cam' wandrin' up, his lane.
What to read after Songs And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alicia Anne Spottiswoode Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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