18, 19. _Wanting._

_Before 20_:

‘Haud your tongue, Jeannie Gordon,

Ye needna gloom on me;

I hae but ae half-crown in the warld,

I’ll buy stockings an shoon to thee.’

20^1. If I were in the bonny glens o Ourdlie.

20^2. Where mony bonny days I hae been.

_After 20_:

‘If ye were at bonny Castle Gordon,

An lichtit on the green,

Your faither is a hard-hearted man,

He wald na let you in.’

‘If I were at bonny Castle Gordon,

An lichtit on the green,

My mother’s a good-hearted woman,

She wald open an lat me in.’

22.

The Duke o Gordon cam trippin doun stairs

Wi the saut tear in his ee: (_cf._ 32^2)

‘Ye’re welcome here, Jeannie Gordon,

Wi a’ your young family, (_cf._ 33^2)

Ye’re welcome here, Jeannie Gordon,

But awa wi your Ogilvie.’

23^{1,2}.

The Captain took ship an sailed,

He sailed from the land.

23^3. But a messenger.

23^4. Which caused a countermand.

24^{1,3}. Come back, come back, C. O.

24^4. You are earl.

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