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Identifier: scotishsong00rugg (find matches)
Title: Scotish song
Year: 1714 (1710s)
Authors: Ruggles-Brise, Dorothea, Lady, former owner. StEdNL Glen, John 1833-1904, former owner. StEdNL Ritson, J Johnson, J Egerton, J
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Publisher: London : PRINTED FOR J. JOHNSON, IN ST. PAULS CHURCHYARD AND J. EGERTON, WHITEHALL.
Contributing Library: National Library of Scotland
Digitizing Sponsor: National Library of Scotland

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S C O T I S H SONGS CLASS the SECOND.SONG I. THE GABERLUNZIE-MAN. BY KING JAMES V. gUili^^^^S^ The paw-ky auld carle came oer the EiEglsi^igBll lee, Wi many good eens and days to ( 164 ) zarrte fe^^pgi^i me, Saying, goodwife, for your courte- g^i a Pi £=l fie, Will you lodge a fil - ly poor ^igS^i^i The night was cauld, the l^gpjjfe m* %m carle was wat, And down a - yont the %mm^^m in-gle he fat; My daughters moulders he 1 ESSE gan to clap, And cadgi-ly ranted gUg^ and fang. ( >6S ) O wow ! quo he, were I as free,As firft when I faw this country,How blyth and merry wad I be ! And I wad never think lang.He grew canty, and fhe grew fain;But little did her auld minny kenWhat thir flee twa togither were fayng, When wooing they were fae thrang. And O ! quo he, ami ye were as blackAs eer the crown of my dadys hat,Tis I wad lay thee by my back, And awa wi me thou ihoud gang.And O ! quo Ihe, ann I were as white,As eer the fnaw lay on the dike,Id dead me braw and lady like, And awa with th

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