26, 30, 31. _Wanting._

32^2. Wi the saut tear in her ee.

32^3. She had a babe in ilka airm.

32^4. An a third whar nane could see.

33^2. Ye’re welcome, thrice welcome to me.

33^{3,4}.

Ye’re welcome, bonnie Jeannie Gordon,

Countess o Northumberlan to be.

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1^1. had.

2^2. A month but only one.

3^4. from him she wald not stay.

4^2. My servant shall ride on.

4^4. An forthwith bring her away.

5^2. only one.

6^4. she’s not along with you.

7^4. from him she will not stay.

8^4. Training his gallant men.

9^4. It’s high hangit ye sall.

10^3. It was to hang.

10^4. For marrying his daughter Jean.

11^2. For all the offence I can see.

11^4. 12^4. Put on but the.

13.

‘A’ this I will do for your sake, Jeanie Gordon,

A’ this I will do for thee;

I will cast aff the gold lace an scarlet,

Put on but the single livery.’

14^2. Ae year but only three.

15^4. a single soldier-lad.

16.

‘O haud your tongue, Jeannie Gordon,

An dinna ye lichtlie me;

I was tane frae a captain’s commission

An made low for lyin wi thee.’

(_17 as 15._) 17^1. High were the hills an the mountains.

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