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Title:Auld wife ayont the fire, The
Tune:``8C/`AAGFDDbB``C/`AAGFFF``FC/   (Plaine and Easie code)
 notation
Plaine and Easie code beginning on C: ``8C/`AAGFDDbB``C/`AAGFFF``FC/

 
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Key signature:bB
Time Signature:4/4
Length (no. of bars):8
Verses and lines:11 x 4
Bibliographic references: Hogg, J. Jacobite Relics, vol. II, p.143, 1821
Johnson, J. Scots M.M., vol. V, p.446, no. 435, [1796]
Parry, J. Beauties of Caledonia, p.126, [c.1815]
Ritson, J. Scotish Songs, vol. I, p.273, 1794
Smith, R. A. Scotish Minstrel, vol. II, p.81, [1821]
Thomson, G. Sel. Coll. set 2, p.39, [1798]
Thomson, G. Sel. Coll. vol. I, p.39, 1822
Related names: Hogg, James, 1770-1835.
Johnson, James, ca.1750-1811.
Parry, John, 1776-1851.
Ritson, Joseph, 1752-1803.
Smith, Robert Archibald, 1780-1829.
Thomson, Mr. (George), 1757-1851.
Versions: Song title:   The auld wife ayont the fire
First words:   There was a wife won'd in a glen
References:   Ritson, J. Scotish Songs, vol. I, p.273, 1794 ; Johnson, J. Scots M.M., vol. V, p.446, no. 435, [1796] ;
Song title:   The auld wife ayont the fire
First words:   Where cart rins rowing to the sea
References:   Thomson, G. Sel. Coll. set 2, p.39, [1798] ; Song title:   Welcome Royal Charlie
First words:   Arous, arous ilk killed clan
References:   Parry, J. Beauties of Caledonia, p.126, [c.1815] ; Song title:   Welcome Royal Charlie
First words:   Our gallant Scottish Prince was clad
References:   Thomson, G. Sel. Coll. vol. I, p.39, 1822 ; Song title:   Welcome Royal Charlie
First words:   The man that should our king hae been
References:   Hogg, J. Jacobite Relics, vol. II, p.143, 1821 ; Song title:   Welcome Royal Charlie
First words:   When France had her assistance lent
References:   Smith, R. A. Scotish Minstrel, vol. II, p.81, [1821] ;

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