Vagabond songs and ballads of Scotland. Ed., with notes, by R. FordRobert Ford 1904 |
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Vagabond songs and ballads of Scotland. Ed., with notes, by R. Ford, Zväzok 1 Robert Ford Úplné zobrazenie - 1899 |
Vagabond songs and ballads of Scotland. Ed., with notes, by R. Ford, Zväzok 2 Robert Ford Úplné zobrazenie - 1901 |
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Aberdeenshire alang Auld Eddie Ochiltree aye true Badenyon baith ballad banks of sweet blinkin bonnie lass bonnie lassie's braes braw broon Caledonia canna cauld Corunna's lone shore Crieff cronie crook and plaid dear doon door Dorian mode doun Dumbarton Dundee e'er Eek iddle dee fair Farewell fiddle-dee-dee Fiunary frae gallopin gang gaun Glenorchy Glenshee Glowerowerem gude ha'e hame heard heart Heather Jock ilka John John Barleycorn Johnnie Kippen laddie Laird lassie Lowlands low maid mare married maun mither mony nae mair nane ne'er never o'er ower owre Perth Perthshire plaid plaidie awa printed rolling eye Rory Murphy sang Scotland sing smiddy sodger song Strathblane sung sweet Dundee Sweet Trinity syne thee There's toun twig-a-leery verses wadna wee drappie o't weel whaur Whilk wife winna ye'll young
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Strana 220 - Bedesmen are an order of paupers to whom the kings of Scotland were in the custom of distributing a certain alms, in conformity with the ordinances of the Catholic Church, and who were expected in return to pray for the royal welfare and that of the state.
Strana 321 - Oh there's not a trade that's going Worth showing, Or knowing, Like that from glory growing, For a bowld sojer boy; Where right or left we go, Sure you know, Friend or foe Will have the hand or toe From a bowld sojer boy! There's not a town we march thro', But the ladies, looking arch thro...
Strana 52 - When first I came to be a man Of twenty years or so, I thought myself a handsome youth, And fain the world would know : In best attire I stept abroad, With spirits brisk and gay, And here and there, and everywhere...
Strana 53 - Badenyon. When love had thus my heart beguiled with foolish hopes and vain, To friendship's port I steer'd my course, and laugh'd at lovers' pain; A friend I got by lucky chance — 'twas something like divine ; An honest friend's a precious gift, and such a gift was mine. And now, whatever may betide, a happy man was I, In any strait I knew to whom I freely might apply.
Strana 207 - Love will lend wings to follow, And will find out the way. There is no striving To cross his intent, There is no contriving His plots to prevent ; But if once the message greet him, That his true love doth stay, If Death should come and meet him, Love will find out the way.
Strana 30 - Gilderoy. Wae worth the loun that made the laws, To hang a man for gear, To 'reave of life for ox or ass, For sheep, or horse, or mare : Had not their laws been made sae strick, I neir had lost my joy, Wi' sorrow neir had wat my cheek, . For my dear Gilderoy.
Strana 153 - And old King Coul he had a brown bowl, And they brought him in fiddlers three ; And every fiddler was a very good fiddler, And a very good fiddler was he : Fiddle-diddle, fiddle-diddle, went the fiddlers three : And there's no a lass in a' Scotland, Compared to our sweet Marjorie.
Strana 151 - OLD King Cole was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he; He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl, And he called for his fiddlers three.
Strana 295 - Cam' seeking me to woo. And wow, but he was a braw young lad, A brisk young lad, and a braw young lad ; And wow, but he was a braw young lad, Cam
Strana 29 - Wi' me to lead his life; But, ah! his manfu' heart was bent To stir in feats of strife. And he in many a venturous deed His courage bauld wad try; And now this gars mine heart to bleed For my dear Gilderoy. And when of me his leave he tuik, The tears they wet mine ee; I gave tull him a parting luik, "My benison gang wi