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The English and Scottish Popular Ballads

Edited by Francis James Child.
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Part I.
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Part III.
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156 QUEEN ELEANOR'S CONFESSION
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157 GUDE WALLACE
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158 HUGH SPENCER'S FEATS IN FRANCE
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159 DURHAM FIELD
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160 THE KNIGHT OF LIDDESDALE
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161 THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN
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162 THE HUNTING OF THE CHEVIOT
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163 THE BATTLE OF HARLAW
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164 KING HENRY FIFTH'S CONQUEST OF FRANCE
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165 SIR JOHN BUTLER
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166 THE ROSE OF ENGLAND
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167 SIR ANDREW BARTON
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168 FLODDEN FIELD
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169 JOHNIE ARMSTRONG
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170 THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—A
  
Queen Jeanie
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—C
  
The Death of Queen Jane
  
Queen Jeanie
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—F
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—G
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—H
  
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE—I
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171 THOMAS CROMWELL
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172 MUSSELBURGH FIELD
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173 MARY HAMILTON
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174 EARL BOTHWELL
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175 THE RISING IN THE NORTH
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176 NORTHUMBERLAND BETRAYED BY DOUGLAS
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177 THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND
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178 CAPTAIN CAR, OR, EDOM O GORDON
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179 ROOKHOPE RYDE
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180 KING JAMES AND BROWN
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181 THE BONNY EARL OF MURRAY
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182 THE LAIRD O LOGIE
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183 WILLIE MACINTOSH
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184 THE LADS OF WAMPHRAY
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185 DICK O THE COW
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186 KINMONT WILLIE
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187 JOCK O THE SIDE
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188 ARCHIE O CAWFIELD
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Part IX.

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SIR PATRICK SPENS—Q

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Finlay's Scottish Ballads, I, xiv, from a recited copy.

1

Then up an cam a mermaid,
Wi a siller cup in her han:
‘Sail on, sail on, my gude Scotch lords,
For ye sune will see dry lan.’

2

‘Awa, awa, ye wild woman,
An let your fleechin be;
For sen your face we've seen the day,
Dry lan we'll never see.’
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