Willie has taen him o'er the fame 20

Ye Highlands and ye Lawlands 93

Yonder comes a courteous knight 212

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_Errata_ (noted by transcriber):

Thomas Rymer, Introduction:

Thomas of Erceldoune his prophetic powers were given him by the

Queen of Elfland [_text unchanged_]

Clerk Sanders 4.2, note:

it ... part of the door-latch.

[_A word is missing at line-end_]

The Lyke-Wake Dirge 2.4:

and Christ recieve thy [thy silly poor] Sawle.

[_bracketed text is in smaller type above line, inserted between

"thy" and "silly": see Note_]

_Missing or Invisible Punctuation_

Thomas Rymer 11.2:

'Lay down your head upon my knee,' [_close quote missing_]

Tam Lin, Introduction:

the nereid cried out, 'Let go my child, dog!'

[_invisible close quote_]

The Three Ravens 1.7:

_With a downe derrie, derrie, derrie, downe, downe._

[_missing or invisible final period (full stop)_]

King John and the Abbot of Canterbury 14.4:

To within one penny of what he is worth.

[_missing or invisible final period (full stop)_]

The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington 13.1:

'O farewell grief, and welcome joy, [_open quote missing_]

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