Ballads And Romances 1
Ballads And Romances 1
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played for them at Cards.^P.
' This may refer either to Flodden ' It 6hou2d seem from hence that there 'ield (a.d. 1613) or to the very rece yerthrow of Solway Moss.
» The MS. may be read *ome.— F.
Field (a.d. 1513) or to the very recent was somewhat of a Unifonn among our oTerthrow of Solway Moss. Soldiers eren then. — P.
126 MUSLEBOOBROWE FFEILD.
But when thej beard our great goimes cracke, then was their harts turned into their hose ; they ciust down their weapons, and turned their backes, 2...4 they ran soe fast that th6 fell on their Nose.
Of Lord The Lord Huntley, wee had him there,^ 10,000 men with him hee brought 10000: men ; oKaped. yett, god be thanked, wee made them such a banquett 28 that none of them returned againe.
Wee chased them to D . . .
[half a page gone.'} * The E&rl of Huntley commanded the Scotch rear. He waa taken prisoner. — H.
127 jTragment of a Sallati atout Cbomas; loth CromtoelL' Cromwell was a favourite subject with the ballad-writers of the middle of his centuiy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
played for them at Cards.^P.
' This may refer either to Flodden ' It 6hou2d seem from hence that there 'ield (a.d. 1613) or to the very rece yerthrow of Solway Moss.
» The MS. may be read *ome.— F.
Field (a.d. 1513) or to the very recent was somewhat of a Unifonn among our oTerthrow of Solway Moss. Soldiers eren then. — P.
126 MUSLEBOOBROWE FFEILD.
But when thej beard our great goimes cracke, then was their harts turned into their hose ; they ciust down their weapons, and turned their backes, 2...4 they ran soe fast that th6 fell on their Nose.
Of Lord The Lord Huntley, wee had him there,^ 10,000 men with him hee brought 10000: men ; oKaped. yett, god be thanked, wee made them such a banquett 28 that none of them returned againe.
Wee chased them to D . . .
[half a page gone.'} * The E&rl of Huntley commanded the Scotch rear. He waa taken prisoner. — H.
127 jTragment of a Sallati atout Cbomas; loth CromtoelL' Cromwell was a favourite subject with the ballad-writers of the middle of his centuiy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furnivall, Frederick James, 1825-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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