13, 14. _Wanting._

15^1. out and spak.

15^3. said, my stalwart feres.

15^4. We killd him whan a.

16^{3,4}.

O pardon, mercy, gentlemen!

He then fou loudly sounded.

17^{3,4}–19.

‘Sic as ye gae sic ye sall hae,

Nae grace we shaw to thee can.’

‘Donald my man, wait till I fa,

And ye shall hae my brechan;

Ye’ll get my purse, thouch fou o gowd,

To tak me to Loch Lagan.’

20^1. Syne they tuke out his bleeding heart.

20^2. And set.

20^4. And shawd.

21.

We cold nae gie Sir James’s purse,

We cold nae gie his brechan,

But ye sall ha his bleeding heart,

Bot and his bleeding tartan.

22^1. O for.

22^2. My heart is now.

22^3. day I wrocht thy wae.

22^4. brave heir.

23^{2,3}. And in that hour o tein, She wanderd to the dowie glen.

23^4. never mair was sein.

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