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FAUSE FOODRAGE. NEVER REFOUE PUBLISHED. This ballad has been popular in many parts of Scot- land. It is chiefly given from Mrs Brown of Falkland's MSS.—The expression^ " The boy stared wild like a gray goss-hawk," Verte 3 , strongly resembles that in Hardykmtte, " Norse e'en like gray goss-hawk stared wild ;" a circumstance which led the editor to make the strict- est enquiry into the authenticity of the song. But every doubt was removed by the evidence of a lady of high rank, who not only recollected the ballad, as having amused her infancy, but could repeat many of the verses; particularly those beautiful stanzas from the 20th to the 25th. The editor is therefore compelled to believe, that the author of Hardijknutc copied the old ballad ; if-the coincidence be not altogether accidental.
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Page 12 and 13: CONTEVTS. PART THIRD. IMITATIONS OF
Page 16 and 17: 3iinstiii:lsy of FAUSE FOODRAGE. Ki
Page 18 and 19: :\rix.sTrvr.T,SY or " O ye my erran
Page 20 and 21: MINSTUELSY OF Then they cast kevils
Page 22 and 23: 10 :minstiielsy of " gin ye sulci k
Page 24 and 25: 12 MINSTRELSY OF NOTES FAUSE FOODRA
Page 26 and 27: 14 :\rixsTUi£LSY or or kavil. Stat
Page 28 and 29: 16 MINSTRELSY OF out of which a mon
Page 30 and 31: 18 3fINSTIlF.I,SY OF upon the visit
Page 32 and 33: 20 :mixstrei.sy of an antique sword
Page 34 and 35: 22 MINSTRELSY OF tei'ing with his l
Page 36 and 37: 24 MINSTRELSY OF " John Somerville
Page 38 and 39: .AIIXSTllELSY OF KEMPION. " Cum hei
Page 40 and 41: 28 MiNSTiiELyy of Syne has he bent
Page 42 and 43: 30 MINSTRELSY Or " O a heavier weir
Page 44 and 45: — 32 MINSTRELSY OF O was it wai-w
Page 46 and 47: 34 MlXSTliEI-SY OF ved that astonis
Page 48 and 49: 36 ]\iinstiii:lsv oi- LORD THOMAS A
Page 50 and 51: fj8 MINSTIIELSY OF entitled, Ksempe
Page 52 and 53: 40 :\riNSTREi,SY of " But she that
Page 54 and 55: 42 MINSTllELSY OF " I thank thee, A
Page 56 and 57: 44 3IINSTRELSY OF " Gin my seven so
Page 58 and 59: 46 MINSTllELSY OF THE WIFE OF USHER
Page 60 and 61: 48 MINSTRELSY Ol" " Blow up the fir
Page 62 and 63: 50 MINSTRELSY OF NOTES THE WIFE OF
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52 MINSTRELSY OF COSPATRICK. NEVER
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54 MINSTRELSY OF " Seven king's dau
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56 MINSTRELSY OF " O hear me, mothe
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58 MINSTRELSY OF " What did you wi'
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60 MINSTRELSY OF She has calPd upon
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a MINSTRELSY OF O where is now my w
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— 64 MINSTRELSY OF KIT^G HENRIE.
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66 MINSTRELSY OF . "Jilium ejus eff
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^8 MIXSTRELSY OF He's ta'en him to
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70 MINSTRELSY OF " Mair meat, mair
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72 MINSTRELSY OF When day was come,
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74 MINSTRELSY OF follows, thebiogra
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76 MINSTRELSY OF He lias loupen on
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78 MINSTRELSY OF " And wae betide y
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80 :VIINSTIIELSY OF The first part
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82 MINSTRELSY OF The eldest she was
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84 MINSTKELSY OF " Your cherry chee
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86 MINSTRELSY OF He brought it to h
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88 MINSTRELSY OF "that shame hasted
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90 MINSTRELSY OF and the Queen's ap
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— 92 MINSTRELSY OF She hadna been
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94 MINSTRELSY OF The Queen was clad
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96 MINSTRELSY OF " I charge ye all,
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98 MINSTRELSY OF " ston, Fleming, S
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" 100 MINSTRELSY OF THE BONNY HYND.
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102 MINSTREI.SY OF THE BONNY HYND.
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104 MINSTRELSV OF " Ye lee, ye lee,
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106 MINSTRELSY OF O GIN MY LOVE WER
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108 ailNSTJtELSY OF O TELL ME HOW T
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110 MINSTRELSY OF THE SOUTERS OF SE
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112 MINSTRELSY OF " lad, ' does not
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114 IVriNSTRELSY 01' Neither does t
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116 MINSTRELSY 01' " el UbcrUdis Bi
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118 MINSTRELSY OF *' kirk and inhab
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120 MINSTRELSY OF men of Selkirk. T
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122 MINSTRELSY OF " tie of Flodden.
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124 MINSTRELSY OF NOTE THE SOU TEH
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126 MINSTRELSY OF " form remaining,
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128 INIIXSTRELSY OF Some years afte
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IJJO MINSTRELSY OF At e'en, in tlie
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132 MlNSTllELSY OF THE FLOWERS OF T
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134 .MINSTRELSY OF THE FLOWERS OF T
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136 MINSTHELSY OF THE LAIRD OF MUIR
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138 MINSTRELSY OF Geekn Floddkn ! O
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140 Alas ! MINSTRELSY OF that Scott
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142 MINSTRELSY OF But distant fleet
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144 :\riNSTREi,sY ov Through ages l
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MINSTRELSY SCOTTISH BORDER. PART TH
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150 MINSTRELSY OF interest, and suc
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152 MINSTRELSY OF the whole story ;
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154 MINSTRELSY OF as he began to pa
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156 MINSTJIELSY OF CHRISTIE'S WILL.
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158 :\rixsTREi.sY or " But if auld
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160 IMIXSTKELSY OF — The King lie
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162 MINSTRELSY OF NOTES CHRISTIE'S
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161 :\riXSTRELSY OF " variis rerum
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166 MINSTRELSY OF " telle sort, qu'
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168 MINSTllELSY OF THOMAS THE RHYME
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170 MINSTRELSY OF stead of the prop
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172 MINSTRELSY OF future events, ha
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174 MINSTRELSY OF It seemed to the
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176 IVIINSTKELSY OF True Thomas, he
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178 ZVlIX^iTIlELSY OF " And see not
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180 ]\rTNSTREI,SY OV NOTE AND APPEN
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182 MINSTIIKLSY OF And hyr croper o
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184 MINSTRELSY OF Alas, he seyd, fu
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186 MINSTIIELSY OF Ladyes that were
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188 MINSTRELSY OF THOMAS THE RHYMER
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190 MINSTRELSY OF " When a Scot ne
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192 MINSTRELSY OF out her people ha
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194 MINSTRELSY OF tained in one sma
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196 MINSTRELSY OF phecies of Berlin
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198 MINSTRELSY OF Who can doubt/ fo
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200 MINSTRELSY OF In that yere ther
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202 MINSTRELSY OF But, in a metrica
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204 MTNSTHELSY OF figure, to whom h
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206 MINSTRELSY OF The original stan
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208 MINSTRELSY OF " Baldwine, King
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210 MINSTREI^SY OF at length born,
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212 ]\IINSTREI.SY OV THOMAS THE RHY
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214 MINSTRELSY OF " A Scottish King
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216 MINSTKEI.SY Ol " But tell me no
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218 MJNSTllELSY OF tory of the Engl
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220 MlNSTllELSV Ol THOMAS THE RHYME
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]\riNSTPtEI.SY OF Yet fragments of
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224 IMTNSTPtEI.SY OF Throiigli many
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226 MINSTRELSY OF Beneath the moon,
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228 MINSTRELSY OF Lord Douglas leap
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230 MINSTRELSY OF Huw courteous Gaw
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232 MINSTRELSY OF Smaylho'me Tower,
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334 MINSTRELSY OF The Baron returnV
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236 MINSTRELSY OF " And many a word
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2SS MINSTRELSY OF " He tvirnVl him
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240 MINSTRELSY OF " The varying lig
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242 MINSTllELSY OF " By Eildon tree
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244 MINSTRELSY OF NOTES ON THE EVE
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— — 246 MINSTRELSY OF small, bu
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248 MINSTRELSY OF There is a nun in
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250 MINSTRELSY OF was transferred f
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252 MINSTRELSY OF Charter to John S
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254 MINSTRELSY OF recognized by Joh
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25Q MINSTRELSY OF claimed to 'die p
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258 MINSTRELSY OF LORD SOULTS. .VEV
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260 MINSTUELSY OF " Say, why do you
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26 Z ; ; MINSTKELSV OF Syne he's ca
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264 JNIINSTUELSY OF " We stabled th
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266 MINSTRELSY OK Think not but Sou
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268 MINSTRELSY OF " The fir-tops fa
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270 MINSTRELSY OF That wizard accur
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272 MINSTRELSY OF They roll'd him u
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274 MINSTRELSY OF barons had prepar
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MlXSTllEI.SY OF able only to the ch
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278 MINSTRELSY OF " dictorum judicu
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280 MINSTRELSY OF " speke thereof.
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282 MINSTRELSY OF " thone.'— ' Or
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— — 284 MIXSTllELSY OF " come a
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— 286 MiNSTiiEi.sY or " for ther
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288 MINSTRELSY OF THK COUT OF KEELD
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290 MINSTRELSY OF COUT OF KEELDAR.
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292 :\riNSTRELSY ui- Then forward b
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; ; 294 MlNSTllEI-SY OF ''"'TIS swe
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296 MIX.'STKELSY OF This is the bon
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298 MINSTRELSY OF " Then ever, at u
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300 IVIIXSTllELSY OF Whh ])icat!i d
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302 MINSTRELSY OF Swift was the Cou
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304 MIXSTEELSY OF ny evergreens ; a
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306 MINSTRELSY OF nent, was ever em
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308 MINSTllELSY OF ducers, continue
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310 MINSTRELSY OF O, sprung from gr
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312 MINSTRELSY OF Three summer days
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114 MINSTRELSY OF " Or, if she chus
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316 MINSTRELSY OF " I see the death
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318 MINSTRELSY OF With maiden blush
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320 MINSTIIEXSY OF " Not so, by hig
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322 MINSTRELSY OF Next, dropped fro
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321 MINSTKELSY OI NOTES GLENFINLAS.
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326 MINSTRELSY OF of the English. B
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328 MINSTRELSY OF ciety, and, havin
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330 MINSTRELSY OF board was expende
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332 MINSTRELSY OF tiinist system of
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334 MINSTRELSY OF To THE EIGHT HONO
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MINSTKELSY OF THE IMERMAID, On Jura
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338 MINSTRELSY OF " Where the wave
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340 MINSTRELSY OF Ah ! long beside
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342 MINSTREI-SY OF Roused by that v
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344 MINSTRELSY OF " Nor stormy wind
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346 MINSTRELSY OF " Dwell here, alo
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348 MINSTRELSY OF " O give to me th
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350 MTNSTllELSY OF NOTE THE MERMAID
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352 MINSTRELSY OF THE LORD HERItlES
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— 354 MINSTRELSY OF taken by a st
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356 MINSTRELSY OF " Can wealth and
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35S MINSTRELSY OF " How Hocldom's L
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360 J11N3TRELSY OF however it began
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362 MINSTRELSY OF And prayid him of
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364 MINSTRELSY OF " For he has twin
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366 ^MINSTRELSY OF O he was young
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368 MINSTRELSY OF He lay wi' bare u
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370 MINSTRELSY OF The castle bell w
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372 MINSTin.I.SY OF SIR AGILTHORN.
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374 MINSTRELSY OF " Though hard her
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376 MINSTRELSY OF " His hopes destr
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378 MINSTllELSY OF " Oh ! speed tli
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380 MINSTRELSY OF " Sleep, sleep, m
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382 MINSTRELSY OF His armoui- broke
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384 MIXSTRKI,SY OF RICH AULD WILLIE
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386 MINSTRELSY OF Maist dear for a^
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388 MINSTRELSY OF WATER KELPIE. Aft
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390 MINSTRELSY OF He rashes bare, a
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392 MlNtJTKELSY OF " In kintries na
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394 MINSTRELSY OF " For oulks befoi
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396 MINSTRELSY OF He said, and tlir
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398 MINSTRELSY OF Frae yon deep gla
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400 IVIINSTRKI.SY OF GLOSSARY THE W
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102 ^FrXSTllKI. Oi- JJji. Sky. Louj
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404- MINSTRELSY OF ELLANDONAN CASTL
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406 MINSTRELSY OF ject of the follo
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408 MINSTllELSy OF and attachment o
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410 .-MINSTRELSY OF ^ I 'Donald, by
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412 MINSTRELSY OF His plaid o'er hi
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414 :mtnstiielsv or A time shall ar
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416 MINSTRELSY OF witnessed the rit
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418 MINSTKEI-SY OF " the regent, an
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420 MINSTRELSY OF " deration to lea
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422 MINSTRELSY Ol But Cadyow's towe
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424 MiXsTJiELSY or From the tliick
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126 MINSTRELSY OF " There, wan from
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428 MINSTRELSY OF "From tlie wild B
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430 ]\riNSTRELSY OF "But dearer, to
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J.32 MINSTRELSY OF NOTES ON CADYOW
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— 434 MINSTRELSY OF Whose hhody p
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436 MINSTRELSY OF of Morton, whose
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438 MINSTRELSY OF The tradition, up
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— — iU) MINSTJIELSY Ol' " happy
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— 442 MINSTRELSY OF At the liollc
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444 MINSTRELSY OF And boldly for hi
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— 446 MINSTRELSY OF Deep sunk in
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448 :\riNSTREi-SY of NOTES THE GRAY
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450 :minstrelsy of Upon tlie whole,
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452 IMINSTRELSY OF THE CURSE OF MOY
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454 MINSTRELSY OF Long had she wand
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456 MINSTRELSY OF But drear was Bad
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458 3I1N,STRELSY OF And thus he S|X
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460 MINSTRELSY OF " False traitor !
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462 ^riNSTREI.SY OF And another sli
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464 MINSTRELSY OF And long in Moy's
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466 MINSTRELSY OF To Moray's hostil
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468 MINSTRELSY OF The following War
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470 MINSTRELSY OF Though tamely cro
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472 MINSTItELSY OF NOTE THE WAK-SOx
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474 MINSTRELSY OF " Wow ! but the b
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476 MINSTRELSY OF " O leeze me on h
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478 MINSTRELSY OF ON A VISIT PAID T
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480 MINSTRELSY OF NOTE ON A VISIT P
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482 MINSTRELSY OF His load was heav
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484. MINSTRELSY OF And saftlio he b
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— 486 MINSTRELSY OF Then Archie t
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488 MINSTRELSY, &C. Or aiblins Magg
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