18^{3–6}. _Written in two lines._

#E. b.#

_No account is given of the variations of the printed copy from

the manuscript, but it is presumed that the larger ones were

traditional._

1^3. And monie ane got broken heads.

2^1. she gaed.

2^4. To pray.

3^1. into.

3^3. And ilka ane.

_After 3:_

Up bespak a Norlan lord,

I wat he spak na bonnie;

‘If ye’ll stay here a little while,

Ye’ll see Geordie hangit shortly.’

4^1. Then up bespak.

4^{3,4}.

If ye’ll pay doun five hundred crowns,

Ye ‘se get your true-love Geordie.

_After 4:_

Some lent her guineas, some lent her crowns,

Some lent her shillings monie,

And she’s paid doun five hundred crowns,

And she’s gotten her bonnie love Geordie.

5^1. hie steed.

5^2. ahint.

_Burden, first line_: My Geordie O, my Geordie O.

#F.#

“Sung to a tune something similar to ‘My Nannie O.’”

10^3. 10000.

12^3. 5000.

#G.#

8^3, 9^3. 500.

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