The Ballads of Scotland 2
The Ballads of Scotland 2
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As weel I see there is on thine." " But as little harness as is on thy back.
As little, billie, shall be on mine." Then he's thrown aff his coat of mail.
His cap of steel away flung he ; He stuck his spear into the ground, And he tied his horse unto a tree.
Then Bewick has thrown aff his cloak, And psalter-book frae 's hand flung he ; He laid his hand upon the dyke, And ower he lap most manfuUie.
they hae fought for twae lang hours ; When twae lang hours were come and gane, The sweat drapped fa...st frae aff them baith, But a drap of blude could not be seen.
Till Graeme gae Bewick an ackward stroke, Ane ackward stroke strucken sickerlie ; He has hit him under the left breast.
And dead- wounded to the ground fell he.
y Google GR-fflME AND BEWICK. 217 " Rise up, rise up, now, billie dear !
Arise, and speak three words to me ! — Whether thou's gotten thy deadly wound.
Or if God and good leaching may succour theel" " horse, horse, now, billie Graeme, And get thee far from hence with speed ; And get thee out of this country, That none may know who has done the deed." "01 have slain thee, billie Bewick, If this be true thou tellest to me ; But I made a vow, ere I came frae hame, That aye the next man I wad be." He has pitched his sword in a moodie-hill,* And he has leaped twenty lang feet and three.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As weel I see there is on thine." " But as little harness as is on thy back.
As little, billie, shall be on mine." Then he's thrown aff his coat of mail.
His cap of steel away flung he ; He stuck his spear into the ground, And he tied his horse unto a tree.
Then Bewick has thrown aff his cloak, And psalter-book frae 's hand flung he ; He laid his hand upon the dyke, And ower he lap most manfuUie.
they hae fought for twae lang hours ; When twae lang hours were come and gane, The sweat drapped fa...st frae aff them baith, But a drap of blude could not be seen.
Till Graeme gae Bewick an ackward stroke, Ane ackward stroke strucken sickerlie ; He has hit him under the left breast.
And dead- wounded to the ground fell he.
y Google GR-fflME AND BEWICK. 217 " Rise up, rise up, now, billie dear !
Arise, and speak three words to me ! — Whether thou's gotten thy deadly wound.
Or if God and good leaching may succour theel" " horse, horse, now, billie Graeme, And get thee far from hence with speed ; And get thee out of this country, That none may know who has done the deed." "01 have slain thee, billie Bewick, If this be true thou tellest to me ; But I made a vow, ere I came frae hame, That aye the next man I wad be." He has pitched his sword in a moodie-hill,* And he has leaped twenty lang feet and three.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aytoun, William Edmondstoune, 1813-1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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