Child Maurice hunted ithe siluer wood 166
Childe Watters in his stable stoode 37
Glasgerion was a king's own son 2
God! let neuer soe old a man 13
'I am as brown as brown can be 60
In Scotland there was a babie born 186
In the third day of May 120
It's Lamkin was a mason good 196
'It's narrow, narrow, make your bed 30
It was in and about the Martinmas time 150
Kinge Arthur liues in merry Carleile 109
King Easter has courted her for her gowd 173
Lady Alice was sitting in her bower-window 163
Lord Ingram and Chiel Wyet 135
Lord Lovel he stood at his castle-gate 68
Lord Thomas and Fair Annet 54
O Johney was as brave a knight 129
'O well's me o' my gay goss-hawk 153
'O wha will shoe my fu' fair foot? 180
O wha woud wish the win' to blaw 101
'O where hae ye been, Lord Randal, my son? 194
'Oh did ye ever hear o' brave Earl Bran'? 46
'Rise up, rise up now, Lord Douglas,' she says 49
Sayes, 'Christ thee saue, good child of Ell 52
She leaned her back unto a thorn 35
The king but an' his nobles a' 158
The king he hath been a prisoner 104
The young lords o' the north country 70
There was a knight, in a summer's night 25
There was three ladies play'd at the ba' 77
There were twa sisters sat in a bour 141
When we were silly sisters seven 202
'Why dois your brand sae drap wi' bluid 190
'Ye maun gang to your father, Janet 94
Young Bekie was as brave a knight 7
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Errata:
Introduction:
[Footnote 3: _Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard_ (see p. 19, etc.).]
_footnote marker missing from text_
[Footnote 5: For the most recent discussions, see Bibliography,
p. lii.]
_footnote marker missing or invisible_
carefully balanced antitheses, and all the mechanical devices
_text reads "aud"_
Coleridge's _annus mirabilis_ was 1797
_"Cole/ridge's" printed at line break without visible hyphen_
his friend Humphrey Pitt of Shifnal, in Shropshire,
_text has extra close quote after "Shropshire,"_
1794. _Joseph Ritson._ Scotish Song. 2 vols. London.
_spelling unchanged_
Ballads:
The Douglas Tragedy
[Stanza 5.]
'Light down, light down, Lady Margret,' he said,
_close quote after "Lady Margret," not visible_
[Annotation to 8.3]
'dighted,' dressed.
_reference "8.3" missing in text_
Lord Lovel
[Introduction]
Of the former the commonest is _Der Ritter und die Maid_
_spelling unchanged_
Fair Annie of Rough Royal
[Introduction]
'Lochryan,' says Scott, 'lies in Galloway;
_text has extra close quote after "Galloway"_
Lord Randal
[Stanza 2.]
'Where gat ye your dinner, Lord Randal, my son?
Where gat ye your dinner, my handsome young man?'
_text has empty line where "man?'" is expected_