11^{3,4}, 12, 14, 16^{3,4}. _Wanting._

12^4. What wad make me sorry?

14^1. yonder gates.

14^2. playd pretty.

14^3. four-and-twenty noble knichts.

14^4. welcome in Ritchie Torry’s lady.

16^{3,4}. Now she rides in her coach-and-six, She blesses the day

she got Ritchie Torry.

#f.#

_18 stanzas. Much manipulated, and not entitled to confidence._

1.

As I came in yon bonny burn-side,

And down below the bloom sae bonny,

There _I_ espied a handsome lad,

Wi ribbons on his shoulders mony.

(_Cf._ A 2.)

2^{3,4}. Here’s a letter frae the Earl o Wemyss, That he’s in suit

o thee, madam.

11.

Out it speaks her mother then;

O daughter, may not you be sorry

To gang alang wi a servant-man,

And lose the rights o Castle Norry?

12^{3,4}. I’m sure I’ve chosen a bonny lad, The lot has just been

laid afore me.

14.

When they gaed through the Parliament Closs,

The silver loops hang down sae bonny;

Then four-and-twenty noble lords

Came hat in hand to Richard Storry.

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