7^1. O will you find me.
7^2. Between the sea-foam [and] the sea-sand. Or never be a true
lover of mine.
8^1. O will you plough.
9^1. O will you reap it.
9^2. And tie it all up.
10^1. And when you have done and finished your work.
10^2. You may come to me for your. And then you shall be a. _At p.
172, the first stanza of another version is given, with_ Rue,
parsley, rosemary and thyme _for the first line of the burden_.