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The English and Scottish Popular Ballads

Edited by Francis James Child.
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Sir Patrick Spence

SIR PATRICK SPENS—R

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Communicated by Mr Macmath, from Mr William Traquair, S. S. C., Edinburgh; obtained originally in Perthshire.

'Twas late, late on a Saturday night,
And early on a Sunday morn,
That robes of silk and feather beds
Came floating to Kean-Gorn.