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m THE SKY-LARK. ÂULD ROBIN GRAY. tr-^j^^g^î Young Jamie lov'd me weel and ask'd me for his iiliiigilillilpii bride, But, saving a crown, he had nathing else bespÎiil side, To make the crown a pound my Jamie went E^gi -+ — p~ EsErids to sea, And the crown and the pound were baith m^^Wmm^lm :i2±:3: for me. ^S^^SI He had nae been gone a year and a *— ^^wmm^mmm day, When my faither brake his arm and our cow was stole away, My mither she fell sick, and Jamie at giiimiiiipfei^ the sea, And auld RobinGray came a courting to me.
THE SKY-LARK. 269 My faither cou'd nae work, and my mither cou'd nae spin, I toil'd day and night, but their bread I cou'd nae win ; Auld Robin fed 'em baith, and wi' tears in his eye, Said, Jenny, for their sake, O pray marry me. My heart \t said nae, for I look'd for Jamie back, But the wind it blew hard, and his ship was a wrack, His ship was a wrack, why did nae Jeany die, And why was I spared to cry wae is me. My faither urg'd me sair, but my mither did nae speak But she look'd in my face, till my heart was like to braak ; Sa they gied him my hand, tho' my heart was in the sea, And auld Rcbin Gray was gude man to me. I had nae been a wife, but weeks only four, When sittin sa mournfully, out my ain door, I saw my Jamie's wraith, for I cou'd nae think it he, 'Till he said, love, 1 am corned hame to marry thee. Sair, sair did we greet, and mickle did we say, We took but ane kiss, and we tore oursels away I wish I were dead, but I'm nae like to die, why was I born to sae woe's me. , 1 gang like ghaist, and I canna like to spin, I dare nae think o' Jamie, for that would be a sin ; But I'll do my best a gude wife to be, For auld Robin Gray is very kind to me. ; ;
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THK SKY -tARK. GOD SAVE THE KING.
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THE STY-LARK. THE GLASSES SPARKLE.
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THE SKY-LARX. THE GREENWICH PENSION
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THE SKY-LARK. My precious limb was
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THE SKY-LARK. And then he'd sing so
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THE SKY- LARK. 45 SCOTS WHA HAE. ^^
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THE SKY-LARK. 40 O MY LOVFS LIKE TH
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THE SKY-LARK. 51 Away with every to
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— THE SKY-LARK. 53 YOU GENTLEMEN
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THE SKY-LARK. L&-^->&-> A ROSE TREE
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THE SKY-LARK. 59 ii^^^^p^S lifts hi
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THE SKY-LARK. 63 m0-T^ n^.* ..p u e
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THE SKY-LARK. Oh! the hours I have
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THE SKY-LARK. 67 Tho' the world for
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THE SKY-LARK 69 IN INFANCY OUR HOPE
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THE SKY-LARK. IN MY COTTAGE. i E «
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THE SKY-LARK. mm THE HARDY SAILOR.
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i i THE SKY-LABK. 7? 33iS^m YE SONS
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THE SKY-LARK. 79 ARGYLE IS MY NAME.
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THE SKY-LARK. And while he march'd
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THE SKY-LARK. SS O Cicely, my jewel
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THE SKY-LARK, 101 HOW SWEET IN THE
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*HE SKY-LARK. 107 Wi' lightsome hea
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THE SKY-LARK, 111 HAPPY COULD I BE
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THE SKY-LARK. 3l5 VIRGINS ARE LIKE.
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THE SKY-LARK. 121 WERE I LAID. mm M
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THE SKY-LARK. 14S MY FRIEND AND PIT
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THE SKY-LARK. 161 At distance from
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