10^4. you will take.
12^4. cannot be.
13^{1,2}. would.
13^3. thou shall.
14^2. should spoken be. _Cf._ 30^2.
20^1. my brother.
20^2. think that were.
22^1. good ould jack.
24^1. leave of.
25^1, 36^1, 40^1, 42^1, 43^1, 44^1. Nay.
25^1. had teacht.
28^1. my billey.
30^1. my billy.
30^4. have teacht.
31^4. by thou.
35^1. thou _for_ O.
36^2. will.
36^3. Nay _for_ But.
37^1. then _wanting_.
38^1. from of his back.
38^2. book from his shoulders.
39^2. tear.
39^4. in feald to fight.
40^4. Sure _wanting_.
41^1. jacket from.
41^3. sword _for_ spear: _much better_.
48^1. mould hill.
48^2. feet.
48^4. lept.
50^4. my billy.
51^3. sunney side.
52^1. leave of: thease bould.
52^2. they were.
53^4. was born.
55^4. well he would a.
56^4. two old.
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2^4. like us best.
5^2. billie, _and always_.
41^3. he stuck his sword into the grund.
48^1. moudie hill.
51^3. on the sunny side.
The Common Place Book of Ancient and Modern Ballad, etc., p. 292,
_gives_ 18 _thus_:
Then Christie Graham’s to his chamber gane,
And his thoughts within him made him sick,
Whether he suld fight wi his auld father,
Or wi his billie, learnd Bewick.
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