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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 II.
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Part III.
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Part IV.
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Part V.
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Part VI.
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Part VII.
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189 HOBIE NOBLE
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190 JAMIE TELFER OF THE FAIR DODHEAD
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191 HUGHIE GRAME
  
The Life and Death of Sir Hugh of the Grime
  
Hughie Graham
  
Hughie the Græme
  
Sir Hugh in the Grime's Downfall
  
Sir Hugh the Græme
  
HUGHIE GRAME—F
  
Hughie Grame
  
HUGHIE GRAME—H
  
HUGHIE GRAME—I
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192 THE LOCHMABEN HARPER
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193 THE DEATH OF PARCY REED
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194 THE LAIRD OF WARISTON
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195 LORD MAXWELL'S LAST GOODNIGHT
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196 THE FIRE OF FRENDRAUGHT
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197 JAMES GRANT
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198 BONNY JOHN SETON
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199 THE BONNIE HOUSE O AIRLIE
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200 THE GYPSY LADDIE
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201 BESSY BELL AND MARY GRAY
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202 THE BATTLE OF PHILIPHAUGH
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203 THE BARON OF BRACKLEY
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204 JAMIE DOUGLAS
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205 LOUDON HILL, OR, DRUMCLOG
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206 BOTHWELL BRIDGE
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207 LORD DELAMERE
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208 LORD DERWENTWATER
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209 GEORDIE
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210 BONNIE JAMES CAMPBELL
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211 BEWICK AND GRAHAM
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212 THE DUKE OF ATHOLE'S NURSE
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213 SIR JAMES THE ROSE
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214 THE BRAES O YARROW
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215 RARE WILLIE DROWNED IN YARROW, OR, THE WATER O GAMRIE
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216 THE MOTHER'S MALISON, OR, CLYDE'S WATER
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217 THE BROOM OF COWDENKNOWS
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218 THE FALSE LOVER WON BACK
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219 THE GARDENER
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220 THE BONNY LASS OF ANGLESEY
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221 KATHARINE JAFFRAY
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222 BONNY BABY LIVINGSTON
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223 EPPIE MORRIE
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224 THE LADY OF ARNGOSK
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225 ROB ROY
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Part IX.

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HUGHIE GRAME—F

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Macmath MS., p. 79. “Received by me 20th August and 7th September, 1887, from my aunt, Miss Jane Webster, who derived it from her mother, Janet Spark, Kirkcudbrightshire.”

1

‘Ye may tell to my wife Maggie,
When that she comes to the fair,
She was the cause of all my ruin,
It was her that stole the bishop's mare.

2

‘Ye may tell to my wife Maggie,
When that she comes to the town,
She was the cause of all my ruin,
It was her that stole the bishop's gown.’
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