The Songs of Scotland, Ancient and Modern: With an Introduction and Notes, Historical and Critical, and Characters of the Lyric Poets, Volume 2Allan Cunningham J. Taylor, 1825 - Ballads, Scots |
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... labour lea Clout the Caldron Cock up your beaver Page • 100 · 147 213 · 217 230 · 239 • 273 · 301 • 305 . 172 · 269 · 270 · 316 · 113 • 148 191 . 202 303 344 Page • 240 · 257 • 264 . 156 235.
... labour lea Clout the Caldron Cock up your beaver Page • 100 · 147 213 · 217 230 · 239 • 273 · 301 • 305 . 172 · 269 · 270 · 316 · 113 • 148 191 . 202 303 344 Page • 240 · 257 • 264 . 156 235.
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... man was hauding his plow- Hey ! and the rue grows bonnie wi ' thyme ; By came the devil , says , " how d'ye do ? " And the thyme it is wither'd , and rue is in prime . CAN YE LABOUR LEA ? I fee'd a man at SCOTTISH SONGS . 201.
... man was hauding his plow- Hey ! and the rue grows bonnie wi ' thyme ; By came the devil , says , " how d'ye do ? " And the thyme it is wither'd , and rue is in prime . CAN YE LABOUR LEA ? I fee'd a man at SCOTTISH SONGS . 201.
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... LABOUR LEA ? I fee'd a man at Martinmas Wi ' arle - pennies three , But a ' the faut I fand wi ' him He couldna labour lea . And can ye labour lea , young man , And can ye labour lea ? Gae back the gate ye came again , Yese never scorn ...
... LABOUR LEA ? I fee'd a man at Martinmas Wi ' arle - pennies three , But a ' the faut I fand wi ' him He couldna labour lea . And can ye labour lea , young man , And can ye labour lea ? Gae back the gate ye came again , Yese never scorn ...
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... labour lea , young man , And can ye And can ye labour lea ? Your chin is bare , learn young , Sae come and labour lea . learn fair , Among the many variations of this song , some de- scending into grossness , others rising more into ...
... labour lea , young man , And can ye And can ye labour lea ? Your chin is bare , learn young , Sae come and labour lea . learn fair , Among the many variations of this song , some de- scending into grossness , others rising more into ...
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Allan Ramsay ancient Auchtermuchty auld bairns baith beauty Bogie bonnie lass bower braw bridal bride broom Burns canna Cockpen copy David Herd dear dearie Earl of Murray Eppie fair father frae Galloway gang gaur gear Geordie gin my wife gin ye Glenkindie green gude gudeman gypsie laddie hame again e'en haud heart heroine humour ilka Janet Jenny Nettles Jock Jockie Johnson's Museum Kirconnel kirk kiss labour lea laddie lady laird lassie Leader-Haughs lo'e look lord lover lyric maiden maun merry mirth mither nae mair ne'er never Nicol Burn night old song poet Ramsay's saw ye seems Selkirk shoon sing souters story sung sweet syne thee There's thou tocher true love verse wad drink hoolie wadnae weary weel wife wad drink Willie winna Yarrow ye come hame ye're young