9. _Wanting._

10^3. And if I had a hundred men.

10^4. to Prince.

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1^2. When the corn grew green and yellow.

2^2. A hundred men and mairly.

2^3. he has gone to.

2^4. the bonny house of Airly.

3^1. The lady looked over her window.

3^2. looked.

3^4. Coming.

4^1. down, madam, he says.

4^3. thee, great Argyle.

4^4. If you.

5^1. by the middle so small.

5^2. Says, Lady, where is your.

5^3. It is up and down the bonny burn-side.

5^4. Among the plantings of A.

6^2. They sought it late and early.

6^3. And found it in the bonny palm-tree.

7^1. by the left shoulder.

7^2. she looked weary.

7^3. down on the green bank.

7^4. he plundered the b. h. of A.

8^1. O if my lord was at home: this night _wanting_.

8^2. As this night he’s wi Charlie.

8^{3,4}. Great Argyle and all his men Durst not plunder the b. h.

of A.

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