The English And Scottish Popular Ballads volume V11
The English And Scottish Popular Ballads volume V11
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He was an old drunken fellow, and no one need mind what he sang. After five days of drink- ing, they took the bride to her chamber, not without force. Ingalilla bore the light before her, and helped put her to bed ; then lay down herself. Olof had over him a fur rug, which could talk as well as he, and it called out, ' Hear me, Sir Olof, hear what I say ; Thou hast taken a strumpet, and missed a may. ' And Olof, ' Hear, little Inga, sweetheart, ' he said ; ' What didst thou get for thy maidenhe...ad ? ' * Inga explained. Her father was a strange sort of man, and built her bower by the sea- strand, where all the king's courtiers took ship. Nine had broken in, and one had robbed her of her honor. He had given her an em- broidered sark, a blue kirtle, green jacket, black mantle, gloves, five gold rings, a red gold crown, a golden harp, and a silver-mounted knife, which she now wishes in the youngster's ' Herr Aster och Froken Sissa/ though the burden is ' Rid- dar Olof. ' Other verses, at p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was an old drunken fellow, and no one need mind what he sang. After five days of drink- ing, they took the bride to her chamber, not without force. Ingalilla bore the light before her, and helped put her to bed ; then lay down herself. Olof had over him a fur rug, which could talk as well as he, and it called out, ' Hear me, Sir Olof, hear what I say ; Thou hast taken a strumpet, and missed a may. ' And Olof, ' Hear, little Inga, sweetheart, ' he said ; ' What didst thou get for thy maidenhe...ad ? ' * Inga explained. Her father was a strange sort of man, and built her bower by the sea- strand, where all the king's courtiers took ship. Nine had broken in, and one had robbed her of her honor. He had given her an em- broidered sark, a blue kirtle, green jacket, black mantle, gloves, five gold rings, a red gold crown, a golden harp, and a silver-mounted knife, which she now wishes in the youngster's ' Herr Aster och Froken Sissa/ though the burden is ' Rid- dar Olof. ' Other verses, at p.
What to read after The English And Scottish Popular Ballads volume V11?
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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