2. _Wanting._

3^1. He has called up his merrie men all.

3^3. Hunt away, hunt away this.

3^4. her away from.

4^1, 5^1. and they.

4^2, 5^2. Till she ran quite over.

4^3. The scarlet robes.

4^4. They can never.

5^3. And there she spied.

5^4. Just as.

6^2. Some relief, some relief grant me.

6^3. lady that is deep, deep in.

6^4. And I am banished from.

7^1. fair ladie.

7^2. No relief, no relief I’ll grant thee.

7^3. Unless you forsake: in this.

7^4. And my: you will be.

8^1. He has mounted her.

8^2. And himself on a dapple.

8^3. The buglet horn hung done by there side.

8^4. And so slowly as they both.

9^1. One day L. M. at her castle-window.

9^2. Was sewing.

9^3. espied L. T.

9^4. A begging all.

10^1. fair ladie.

10^2. Some relief, some relief grant me.

10^{3,4}, 11. No relief, no relief, Lord Thomas, she said, But

hanged thou shalt be.

12^1. O no, O no, Lady.

12^2. For no such things must be.

12^3. But with: I will.

12^4. And I’ll ride far off with thee.

13^1. O no, O no.

13^2. O no: must not.

14^1. She has called up her.

14^2, 15^2. and by.

14^3. Go bring to me a bottle of wine.

15^1. her up a bottle of wine.

15^3. so long.

15^4. The rank poison in put she.

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