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'^'frtt, •/ ce-M^0 :ioS > ^^mim BALLADS AND SONaS OF AYRSHIRE, rLLUSTRATED WITH SKETCHES, HISTORICAL, TRADITIONAL, \ NARRATIVE AND BIOGRAPHICAL. " Old B-ing Coul was a merry old soul, And a jolly old soul was he : Old King Coul lie had a brown bowl, And they brought him in fiddlers three.' \ PUBLISHED AYR: FOR THE EDITOR BY JOHN DICK. MDCCCXLTI. tm>^^^^ '<strong>of</strong> SCOTLAND )
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Page 9 and 10: \ j^ The •; form 'i he >. Ayrshir
Page 11 and 12: — INTRODUCTION. Blerry Lads o' Ay
Page 13: ' INDEX PAGE. 5 Jolinie Faa, Strepl
Page 16 and 17: 'i ; ; JOHNIE FAA. " Yestreen I lay
Page 18 and 19: JOHNIE FAA. supposed of old to be p
Page 20 and 21: — ; JOHNIE FAA. The style of this
Page 22 and 23: ; STKEPHON AND LTDIA. aboue -writti
Page 24 and 25: : ; ; — : — the loveliest women
Page 26 and 27: ; — O father, O fathei", an ye th
Page 28 and 29: — : : OLD KING COUL. Old King Cou
Page 30 and 31: OLD KING COUL. and voices rising fr
Page 32 and 33: : : : ; ; : ; THE HEIR OF LINNE. If
Page 34 and 35: ;: ; THE HEIR OP LINNE. When all th
Page 36 and 37: ; ; ; ; ; ; : THE HEIR OF LINNE. Aw
Page 38 and 39: ; ; ; — THE HEIR OF LESTNE. " lie
Page 40 and 41: ; ; : ; ; I HAD A HOESE AND I HAD N
Page 42 and 43: ; ; MAT COLVIN. He rode on, and she
Page 44 and 45: I \ mer MAT coLvnsr. This version o
Page 46 and 47: — THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS. O
Page 48 and 49: — : THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS.
Page 50 and 51: ; THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS. rem
Page 52 and 53: ''' THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS. o
Page 54 and 55: ; ; ; HUGHIE GRAHAM. m^ O lowse my
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— was never more touching than in
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; ! ; THE BATTLE OF LOXJDOUN HELL.
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mi THE BATTLE OF LOUDOUN HILL. nant
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; ; ; o'ee the moor amang the heath
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I in the principles of rectitude, a
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; ; ; ' THE NOBLE FAMILY OF MONTGOM
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: ; ; : mm THE jyOBLE FAMILY OF NON
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; ; ; THE NOBLE FAMILY OF MONTGOMER
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an I THE NOBLE FAJVIILY OF MONTGOME
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Reformation, the Montgomeries of Eg
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: ; ; ; ; THE NICIIT IS NEIR GONE.
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— In former times to that great s
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; ; ; LOUDOUN CASTLE. 3loutciutt (K
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LOUDOUN CASTLE. Before I'd give up
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! ; ! ; WM This fairer patrane to a
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; ; ; MY AIN FIRESIDE. Nae falsehoo
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: THE PEAIS OF AIGE. be justly awar
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J '', indulged — ; ; ! ; writings
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— — — THE PRAIS OF AIGE. his
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; ; ; KELLYBURNBE iES. *' O welcome
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: ; ; ; ; TAM O THE BALLOCH. I trus
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^ i, TA.M THE BAIiliOCH. Stewart re
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; ; KIRKDAMDIE FAIR. Quo' Rab, I ha
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— aware, is unknown ; it has, how
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• ; : ; — ; KIRKDAMDIE FAIE. e'
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— ; THE AUIiD FLECKIT CO'V. then
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follower of the muse—Mr Andrew Ai
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PETEE GALBRAITH. And there for a me
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PETER GALBKAITH. \ fish before he c
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— ; "— you a new lease!" Peter
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; ; THE BLOODY RAID. And quickly ro
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; ; ; ; MY DOGGIE. The neighbours a
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! ; ;— —; THE liADT S DREAM. By
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: — SATS I, QUO I, But the watchm
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— — ; — THE AULD MAN S CROON.
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— ; ; Without a wife to comfort l
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EEMARKS THE EIRST SERIES OF THE "BA
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i names —: REMARKS. overcome all
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, burgh : : REMARKS. of Patie's Mil
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— REMARKS. though got amongst the
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— ( Keeps dirjping awa'—but I'm
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;' Cunningham — — — i the sam
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CONTENTS Paob. i The Fairy Lady of
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; ; ; — THE FAIRY LADY OF DUNURE.
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; THE FAIRY LADY OF DUNUEE. " Then,
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; — THE FAIRY LADY OF DUNURE. " H
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! ! ! ; ; THE FAIEY LADY OF DUNUEE.
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. The ;; THE FAIRY LADY OF DUNURE.
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• THE FAIRY LADY OF DUNURE. that
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; S^i' THE WARLOCK LAIED OF FAIL. S
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— THE WARLOCK LAIKD OF FAIL. The
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— THE WARLOCK LAIRD OF FAIL. Lair
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i town PKESTWICK DRUM. An' sic, ala
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HAKDYKNUTE. and parish of Newton-up
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; ; : HARDYKNUTE. To draw his sword
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: ; HABDYKNUTE. Witless I was that
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;: : ; HARDYKNDTE. Say, if he face
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HAKDYKNUTE. of clues. A suspicion a
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— HARDYKNUTE. The ballad of Hardy
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— CARRICK FOR A MAN. These spirit
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DANIEL BAKR. burgh, in two volumes.
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" SCOFFING BALLAD." I ha'e teil'd y
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— — SCOFFING BALLAD. Their fury
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; ; it's a waefu' thing this drink,
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— f'^^S'' THE SANG O THE SPINDLE.
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• THE SANG O THE SPINDLE. have to
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; ; • ; — His bonnie wee bit do
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— ; WHEN I UPON THY BOSOM LEAN. t
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— WHEN I UPON THY BOSOM LEAN. Lin
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WHEN I UPON THY BOSOM LEAN. daughte
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- ; ; ; ; —; ; —— • SIR ART
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— ; —: MY AULD UNCLE WATTY. " T
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i MY ; ; ; lady's gown, there's GAT
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; JAMIE TAMSON. But since fortune's
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JAMIE TAMSON. \ died ; and his brot
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;; ; NA TO BE MAEKIET AVA. Sum wyve
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; ; ; ; My loupin breast to his lie
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; m THERE S NAE BARD TO CHARM US NO
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; ; ; NAEBODY WILL LET THE AULD BAC
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; ; ; — ; ; DRUCKEN JOCK. Ae nigh
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'i ; — O NATUEE LAVISHED ON MY LO
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; ; ; ; TAM O THE DOWN. An' though
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: ; The lark to leave the morning c
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; — —; THE HILLS OF GALLOWAY. I
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— ; ! ; ; ; As if defying ev'ry f
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RURAL LIBERTY. Then, when partial f
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! ; — j THE LAIRD CHANGUE. The we
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: THE LAIRD O CHANGUE. " Wha gies t
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—; — THE LAIRD CHANGUE. " I ken
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; ; THE LAIRD CHANGUE. But soon I'l
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; ; ! ; I When many a mortal fell.
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i : ; ! ! —! THE LAIBD CHANGUE. T
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; ! — — The thrush, a spendthri
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; ; ; — APPENDIX. APPENDIX. JOHN
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