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THE GLEN COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH MUSIC Presented by Lady Dorothea Ruggles- Brise to the National Library <strong>of</strong> Scotland, in memory <strong>of</strong> her brother, Major Lord George Stewart Murray, Black Watch, killed in action in France in 1914. mh January 1927. (^y^g^*^j£^Q* "-&&&??>?sz^r
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Page 16 and 17: An ordinary Song or Ballad, that is
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Page 52 and 53: ANCIENT SONGS Have thou here, king
Page 54 and 55: ANCIENT SONGS Then every knight, Th
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ANCIENT SONGS When I kill Craddocke
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io ANCIENT SONGS Some threw them un
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12 ANCIENT SONGS The king a royale
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14 ANCIENT SONGS Forth then rufh'd
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i6 ANCIENT SONGS What wight art tho
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j3 ANCIENT SONGS Bat here I will ma
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2oi i ANCIENT SONGS And wee'll have
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22 ANCIENT SONGS Then up they took
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24 ANCIENT SONGS My father was an a
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26 ANCIENT SONGS The following text
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$g ANCIENT SONGS IV. KING ARTHUR'S
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30 ANCIENT SONGS The king he charge
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3a ANCIENT SONGS Moft loyal have ye
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34 ANCIENT SONGS And fare thee Well
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36 ANCIENT SONGS All fore aftonied
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38 ANCIENT SONGS In the four hundre
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40 ANCIENT SONGS Whofe carcafTe I d
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4* ANCIENT SONGS VI. A DYTTIE TO HE
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44 ANCIENT SONGS And foe did he in
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46 A N C t E'tf? SONGS But home the
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48 ANCIENT SONGS And he pulled out
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$6 ANCIENT SONGS All that beheard h
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$2 ANCIENT SONGS He layd a bright b
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54 A N C I EN T S O N G S IX. CHILD
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56 ANCIENT SONGS To mprrowe, Ellen,
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5% ANCIENT SONGS Seeft thou not yon
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66 ANCIENT SONGS The fayrefl ladye
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62 ANCIENT S ON G S X. PHILLIDA AND
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64 ANCIENT SONGS of the Burning Pef
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&6 ANCIENT SONGS If it be trewe, th
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68 ANCIENT S^O N G S The firft ftro
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70 ANCIENT SONGS Theires gowd in zo
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72 ANCIENT SONGS Sith you have had
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74 ANCIENT SONGS He brought her dow
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76 ANCIENT SONGS XIV. THE SHEPHERD'
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78 ANCIENT SONGS LORD THOMAS AND FA
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go ANCIENT SONGS There are manye th
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82 ANCIENT SONGS XVI. CUPID AND CAM
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84 ANCIENT SONGS They came upon us
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86 ANCIENT SONGS Now marke what for
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8* ANCIENT SONGS Then ftepping in,
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9© ANCIENT SONGS It was nae for hi
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92 A.NCIENT SONGS Andquhen he came
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94 i ANCIENT SONGS Gil Morice fate
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96 ANCIENT SONGS Than lord Barnard,
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98 ANCIENT SONGS, &c. I'll neir for
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100 ANCIENT SONGS " hermit, and dye
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io2 ANCIENT SONGS Then proved I a b
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io 4 ANCIENT SONGS To England then
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so6 ANCIENT SONGS A dragon in North
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ANCIENT SONGS xo8 Y journeyed ore t
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no ANCIENT SONGS Att laft through '
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H2 ANCIENT SONGS Its well, faid Guy
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ii 4 ANCIENT SONGS And take this pa
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nfr ANCIENT SONGS if Guy earl of Wa
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; ; : us ANCIENT SONGS Of houftiold
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Vao ANCIENT SONGS AS it fell out on
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in ANCIENT SO N G S I'll do more fo
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i2 4 ANCIENT SONGS He fent his man
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126 ANCIENT SONGS She, on her death
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128 ANCIENT SONGS My bones are buri
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130 ANCIENT SONGS O hooly, hooly, r
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i 3 2 ANCIENT SONGS But when his fr
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*|4 ANCIENT SONGS IX, THE WILLOW-TR
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136 ANCIENT SONGS X. THE LADY's FAL
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ij8 ANCIENT SONGS The little babe f
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140 ANCIENT SONGS Att length the wi
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I4« ANCIENT SONGS With that the ba
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i 44 ANCIENT SONGS O wherfore fhuld
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146 ANCIENT SONGS Thou art a fniner
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148 ANCIENT SONGS The woman's mad,
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ijjb ANCIENT SONGS Then up ftarts P
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*5* ANCIENT SONGS j But from her lo
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154 ANCIENT SONGS XIV THE LADY ISAB
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i S 6 ANCIENT SONGS This ladye fear
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158 ANCIENT SONGS Wherein her flefh
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160 ANCIENT SONGS All his body is a
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162 ANCIENT SONGS Thefollowing copy
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164 ANCIENT SONGS Sweete, I come im
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i66 ANCIENT SONGS All in vaine fhe
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i68 ANCIENT SONGS The right fide cl
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i;o ANCIENT SONGS And chiefe of his
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172 ANCIENT SONGS NO W ponder well,
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'$ ANCIENT SONGS Thefe fpeeches the
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!76 ANCtENT SONGS And two long mile
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1 7-8 ANCIENT SONGS XIX. A LOVER OF
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180 ANCIENT SONGS Thefallowing is p
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i«| ANCIENT SONGS Yet it's beft, h
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i8 4 ANCIENT SONGS From merry Sherw
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i86 ANCIENT SONGS Therfore, in any
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i88 ANCIENT SONGS The king and his
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go ANCIENT SONGS XXI. THE SHEPHERD'
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192 ANCIENT SONGS Shall a womans vi
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194 ANCIENT SONGS And, as in hall a
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x 9 6 ANCIENT SONGS Come death, quo
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I$g ANCIENT SONGS My foule into ete
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200 ANCIENT SONGS The fpurging of a
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202 ANCIENT SONGS The fig-tree wild
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2o 4 ANCIENT SONGS With counterfeit
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ao6 ANCIENT SONGS And night by nigh
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2CS ANCIENT SONGS a kind 'of 'dimin
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2 io ANCIENT SONGS XXVI. THE FAIRIE
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2i2 ANCIENT SONGS When Tom came hom
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3i4 ANCIENT SONGS,^. C( An excellen
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216 ANCIENT -SONGS and James, as fy
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ftift ANCIENT S G i\ G S T^tf learn
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2no ANCIENT SONGS With kindeft fpee
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222 ANCIENT SONGS Three times a dee
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224 ANCIENT SONGS "*" And teach my
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226 ANCIENT SONG& No future joy his
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; ; 228 ANCIENT S O N GfcS - The Th
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2^0 ANCIENT SONGS And by their bloo
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232 % ANCIENT SONGS The king and qu
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2 34 ANCIENT SONGS That lady dearly
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236 ANCIENT SONGS Save onely Egypt
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*33 j ANCIENT SONGS Where being in
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s4o ANCIENT SONGS IV. LORD THOMAS A
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242 : ; ANCIENT SONGS And he has ti
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244 ANCIENT SONGS She fat her by th
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s 4 6 ANCIENT SONGS UNFADING BEAUTY
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24 S ANCIENT SONGS Take heed of har
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25-o ' Fait ANCIENT SONGS She took
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252 ANCIENT SONGS If thou wouldft h
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254 ANCIENT SONGS Unto a cruel wret
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2 S 6 ANCIENT SONGS With that me kn
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2 5 S ANCIENT SONGS So I by wiles b
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2.6o ANCIENT SONGS And fo caroufing
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; : ; : 262 ANCIENT SONGS To die co
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;s64 ANCIENT SONGS- I'me no Have to
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266 ANCIENT SONGS You labour may 65
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268 ANCIENT SONGS Her lord of humou
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270 ANCIENT SONGS A fervant liftnin
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27^ ANCIENT SONG^ IX. JEALOUSY TYRA
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2 74 ANCIENT SONGS Ulyffes, with a
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276 ANCIENT SONGS With coftly gifts
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%1% ANCIENT SONGS XI. TO LUCASTA, O
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slSo ANCIENT SONGS The king of Fran
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t.%2 c . ANCIENT SONGS And now the
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U ANCIENT SONGS Soon as fir Valenti
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286 ANCIENT SON OS Then binding ftr
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288 ANCIENT SONGS Beneath the bridg
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fc 9 o- ANCIENT SONGS But ere it fe
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292 ANCIENT SONGS " With treafon, v
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294 ; ; A 1*C IENT SONGS " But char
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296 ANCIENT SONGS Then clafping bot
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298 ANCIENT SONGS Thisfeems to be m
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300 ANCIENT SONGS All forts of catt
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302 ANCIENT SONGS This being done h
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304 ANCIENT SONGS Your words, quoth
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3 o6 ANCIENT SONGS XIV. ST. GEORGE
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3o8 ANCIENT SONGS The noble Alphonf
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3io ANCIENT SONGS Richard Coeur-de-
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3 i2 ANCIENT SONGS Thefe were fiub
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3i 4 ANCIENT SONGS The Briton never
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3*6 AN CIENT SONGS He rear'd up the
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318 ANCIENT SONGS Great Hercules, t
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330 ANCIENT SONGS Caftor a horfeman
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322 AN C I E N T SONGS She poft-dil
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324 ANCIENT SONGS Her feet were bri
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3*6 ANCIENT SONGS The tawny furface
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32S ANCIENT SONGS X?I. LUCY AND COL
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330 ANCIENT SONGS " To-morrow in th
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33* ANCIENT SONGS J *~T~ WAS at the
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334 ANCIENT SONGS * c The hungry wo
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336 ANCIENT SONGS A kirtle, and a m
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333 ANCIENT SONGS She curft the who
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34 o ANCUNT SONGS Down me threwe th
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342 . He ANCIENT SONGS Sir Cradock
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544 ANCIENT SONGS " .All frolick li
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|4 6 ANCIENT SONGS, kc. ' Et fa cei
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348 A GLOSSARY. Bookefman. clerk, f
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JS° A GLOSSARY, Faw'n. s. fallen*
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3*2 A GLOSSARY; Lee. field, plain.
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354 A GLOSSARY. Riall. (Introd.) ro
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35 6 A GLOSSARY. Wae. waefo\ s. woe
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c 358 ] Page 159. The hue and CRY a
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