The Ballad book
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And there was three thairbut, thairbut. And there was three thairben ; And three looking oure the window hie —, • Crying, " Errol's prov'd a man !" And whan the word gaed through the town.
The sentry gied a cry — " O fair befa' you ! Errol, now, For ye hae won the day. " The Ballad Book. 23 " O I'll tak aff my robes o' silk, And fling them oure the wa' ; And I'll gae maiden hame agane — Awa, Errol, awa!" " Tak hame your dochter, Sir Carnegie, And put her til the glen. For Errol canna please her..., Nor nane o' Errol's men. " And ilka day her plate was laid, Bet an a siller spune ; And three times cried oure Errol's yett, - " Lady Errol come and dine. "* And the rantin o't and the dantin o7, According as ye ken; And the thing ye cd the dantin o't — Lady Errol lies her leen.
* Var. — Seven years the trencher sat, And seven years the spune ; Seven years the servant cried — " Lady Errol, come and dine. " 24 The Ballad Book.
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There was a handsome 'Strologer In London town did dwell, For telling maids their fortune, There was few could him excell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was three thairbut, thairbut. And there was three thairben ; And three looking oure the window hie —, • Crying, " Errol's prov'd a man !" And whan the word gaed through the town.
The sentry gied a cry — " O fair befa' you ! Errol, now, For ye hae won the day. " The Ballad Book. 23 " O I'll tak aff my robes o' silk, And fling them oure the wa' ; And I'll gae maiden hame agane — Awa, Errol, awa!" " Tak hame your dochter, Sir Carnegie, And put her til the glen. For Errol canna please her..., Nor nane o' Errol's men. " And ilka day her plate was laid, Bet an a siller spune ; And three times cried oure Errol's yett, - " Lady Errol come and dine. "* And the rantin o't and the dantin o7, According as ye ken; And the thing ye cd the dantin o't — Lady Errol lies her leen.
* Var. — Seven years the trencher sat, And seven years the spune ; Seven years the servant cried — " Lady Errol, come and dine. " 24 The Ballad Book.
X.
There was a handsome 'Strologer In London town did dwell, For telling maids their fortune, There was few could him excell.
What to read after The Ballad book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ritchie Kinloch to read onlineMoreLess
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