Category: Poetry
11 a. Earl Richard, (A) [Scott's version] 3 11 b. Earl Richard, [Motherwell's version] 10 11 c. Young Redin 13 11 d. Lord William 18 12 a. Prince Robert 22 12 b. Earl Robert 26 13. The Weary Coble o' Cargill 30 14. Old Robin of Portingale 34 15. Fause Foodrage 40 16. Bonnie An...
"This romantic legend," says Percy, "is given from two copies, one of them in the Editor's folio MS., but which contained very great variations." This second copy has been conje...
4. BOOK III.A fragment of this gloomy and impressive romance, (corresponding to v. 21-42,) was published in Herd's _Scottish Songs_, i. 184, from which, probably, it was copied into Pinkert...
6. BOOK IV."Ye'll gie me hame my wounded knight, Let me fare on my way; And I'se ne'er be seen on Elrick's hill, By night, nor yet by day; And to this place we'll come nae mair, 85 Cou'd w...
2. BOOK III. (continued.)11 a. Earl Richard, (A) [Scott's version] 3 11 b. Earl Richard, [Motherwell's version] 10 11 c. Young Redin 13 11 d. Lord William 18 12 a. Prince Robert 22 12 b. Earl Robert 26...
3. BOOK IV.1. King Estmere 159 2. Sir Cauline 173 3 a. Fair Annie, [Scott] 191 3 b. Fair Annie, [Motherwell] 198 4 a. Child Waters 205 4 b. Burd Ellen 213 5 a. Erlinton 220 5 b. The Child...
1. VOLUME III.