18,19. _Wanting._

20^1. #b#. was in. #c, d.# were in.

20^3. I could go. #b.# Jean _for_ Castle, _wrongly_.

_19–21 of #b#are displaced, and come after #b# 26: or, 23–27 of

#a# follow #a# 20, and then come this stanza (not in #a#) and

#a# 21, 22._

_After 20._ #b#:

O hold thy tongue, bonny Jean (#c, d.# your) Gordon,

O hold your tongue, my dow!

I’ve but one half-crown in the world,

I’ll buy hose and shoon (#c, d.# And I’ll) to you.

21^1. #b.# Then, _wrongly_. #b, c, d.# to bonny.

21^2. And coming over the green.

21^3. #b.# porter cried out with a cry. #c, d.# called out very

loudly.

21^4. #b.# O _wanting_. #b, c, d.# comes our.

22^1. #b.# O _wanting_. #b, c, d.# Jean.

22^2. #b.# dearly. #c, d.# Her father he did say.

22^3. Thou art: Jean.

22^4. Captain _wanting_.

23^1. over the.

23^3. But a messenger.

23^4. Which caused a countermand.

24^1. #b.# home now pretty. #c, d.# home now brave.

24^2. To enjoy your.

24^3. #b#. home now pretty. #c, d.# O come home gallant.

24^4. You’r the heir of.

25^1. #c, d.# O _wanting_.

25^3. O they. #b.# are all.

25^4. The lands. #b.# all ready.

26^2. And let’s.

26^3. I’ll go home and have my.

26^4. And then.

27^1. bonny Castle.

27^2. #b.# And then at the gate stood he. #c, d.# he stood,

_wrongly_.

27^3. #b.# porter cry’d out. #c, d.# cry’d with a loud voice.

27^4. #c, d.# O here. #b.# comes the.

28^1. #c, d.# O you’re welcome now, Captain.

28^3. #b.# come to. #c, d.# come within.

29^1. #b.# at _wrongly omitted_. #b, c, d.# gate.

29^3. #c, d.# Now I’m.

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