20^3. I could ga.
_After 20_:
‘O an I war at bonnie Castle Gordon,
. . . . . . .
O an I war at bonnie Castle Gordon,
There I’d get hose and sheen.’
‘Though ye war at bonnie Castle Gordon,
And standing on the green,
Your father is sae hard-hearted a man
He wad na lat you in.’
‘If I war at bonnie Castle Gordon,
And standing on the green,
My mither’s a tender-hearted woman,
She wad rise and lat me in.’
_Then_: O haud your tongue—I’ll buy hose and sheen to you, _as in_
#b#, #c#, #d#.
22^4. awa wi your Ogilvie.
23^3. But a messenger.
23^4. Which causd a countermand.
24^4. Ye’re the heir of.
26^3. I’ll gae hame and heir my estate.
_After 26_:
‘Then hoist up your sail,’ said the Captain,
‘And we’ll gae oure the sea,
And I’ll gae to bonnie Castle Gordon,
There my dear Jeanie to see.’
27^2. And whan in sicht cam he.
_Between 28, 29_:
‘The last time I cam to your yetts
Ye wadna let me in,
But now I’m again at your yetts,
And in I will not gang.’