Category: Poetry
1 a. Glasgerion 3 1 b. Glenkindie 8 2 a. Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard 15 2 b. Lord Randal (A) 22 3 a. Gil Morrice 28 3 b. Child Noryce 40 4. Clerk Saunders 45 5 a. Sweet Willie and Lady Margerie 53 5 b. Willie and Lady Maisry 57 6. The Clerk's Twa Sons o' Owsenford 63 7. C...
The two following ballads have the same subject, and perhaps had a common original. The "Briton GLASKYRION" is honourably mentioned as a harper by Chaucer, in company with Chiro...
5. BOOK III.The ballad of the _Twa Brothers_, like many of the domestic tragedies with which it is grouped in this volume, is by no means the peculiar property of the island of Great Britai...
2. BOOK II.1 a. Glasgerion 3 1 b. Glenkindie 8 2 a. Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard 15 2 b. Lord Randal (A) 22 3 a. Gil Morrice 28 3 b. Child Noryce 40 4. Clerk Saunders 45 5 a. Sweet Wil...
3. BOOK III.1 a. The Twa Brothers 219 1 b. Edward, Edward 225 1 c. Son Davie, Son Davie 228 2 a. The Cruel Sister 231 2 b. The Twa Sisters 238 3 a. Lord Donald 244 3 b. Lord Randal (B) 248...
1. VOLUME II.