The English And Scottish Popular Ballads volume V51

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The English And Scottish Popular Ballads volume V51
Francis James Child
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22 ' Now help me, help me, ' quoth the tanner, ' Full quickly that I were gone, For when I come home to Gillian my wife she '1 say I 'm a gentleman. ' 23 The king took the tanner by the leg, he girded a fart so round ; * You 'r very homely, ' said the king, 'were I aware, I 'd laid you o th' ground. ' 14 ' What news dost thou hear ? ' then said our 24 But when the tanner was in the king's saddle king, ' I pray what news do you hear ? ' ' I hear no news, ' answered the tanner, 4 but that cow-hid
...es be dear. ' 15 ' Cow-hides ? cow-hides ? ' then said our king, ' I marvell what they be ; ' ' Why, art thou a fool ? ' quoth the tanner, ' look, I have one under me. ' 16 ' Yet one thing now I would thee pray, so that thou wouldst not be strange ; * If thy mare be better then my steed, I pray thee let us change. ' 17 ' But if you needs with me will change, As change full well may ye, By the faith of my body, ' quoth the tanner, I 1 look to have boot of thee. ' astone'd then he was ; He knew not the stirrops that he did wear, whether they were gold or brass.

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