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SCOTS SONGS. oj
Tliey waaked up, and they wauked dowiij
Sweit fang the birdis in the vallle loun !
Whan they came to the roarmg lin,
She drave- unwitting I label in. 3®
" O filter I filter ! tak my hand,
" And ye fall hae my Hlver fan ;
" O lifter ! lifter ! tak my middle,
'' And ye fall hae my gowden girdleo"
Sumtimes fiie fank, furatimes ftie fwam, 25,
Till flie cam to the miller's dam :
The miller's dochter was out that eiii
And faw her rowing down the ftreim.
" O father deir ! in your mill dam
'' There is either a lady or a milk white fwan !"
Twa days were gane whan to her deir
Her wraith at deid of nicht cold appeir :
^' My luve, ray deir, how can ye fleip,
" VvHian your Ifabel lyes in the deip ?
" My deir, how can you fleip hot pain, ^^,
" Whan fhe by her cruel lifter is flain ?"
Up raife he fune in frichtfu made,
" Bulk ye, my meiny, and feik the fludeJ'
They focht her up and they focht her doun,
And fpy'd at laft her glifterin gown : 40
They rais'd her wi richt meikle care j
Pale was her cheik, and greia was her hair !
^' Gae, faddle to me my fwifteft fteid,
" Her fere, by my fae, for her death fall bleid."
A page cam rinning out owr the lie, 45
'■'' O iieavie tiding I bring ! quoth he
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Tliey waaked up, and they wauked dowiij
Sweit fang the birdis in the vallle loun !
Whan they came to the roarmg lin,
She drave- unwitting I label in. 3®
" O filter I filter ! tak my hand,
" And ye fall hae my Hlver fan ;
" O lifter ! lifter ! tak my middle,
'' And ye fall hae my gowden girdleo"
Sumtimes fiie fank, furatimes ftie fwam, 25,
Till flie cam to the miller's dam :
The miller's dochter was out that eiii
And faw her rowing down the ftreim.
" O father deir ! in your mill dam
'' There is either a lady or a milk white fwan !"
Twa days were gane whan to her deir
Her wraith at deid of nicht cold appeir :
^' My luve, ray deir, how can ye fleip,
" VvHian your Ifabel lyes in the deip ?
" My deir, how can you fleip hot pain, ^^,
" Whan fhe by her cruel lifter is flain ?"
Up raife he fune in frichtfu made,
" Bulk ye, my meiny, and feik the fludeJ'
They focht her up and they focht her doun,
And fpy'd at laft her glifterin gown : 40
They rais'd her wi richt meikle care j
Pale was her cheik, and greia was her hair !
^' Gae, faddle to me my fwifteft fteid,
" Her fere, by my fae, for her death fall bleid."
A page cam rinning out owr the lie, 45
'■'' O iieavie tiding I bring ! quoth he
D 6
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Special collections of printed music > Glen Collection of printed music > Printed text > Antient and modern Scotish songs > Volume 1 > (95) Page 83 |
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Shelfmark | Glen.131 |
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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