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quadgram	frequency
robin hood and the	97
is said to have	79
the north of scotland	68
of the north of	65
of the scottish border	64
minstrelsy of the scottish	62
ballads of the north	61
at the end of	57
the bonny milldams of	56
by the bonny milldams	56
bonny milldams of binnorie	56
as fast as he	56
seems to have been	55
from the recitation of	52
said to have been	47
at the head of	45
the end of the	39
he came to the	39
when he came to	38
a hey lillelu and	37
with a hey lillelu	37
and the brume blooms	37
and the birk and	37
to have been the	37
the birk and the	37
the brume blooms bonnie	37
birk and the brume	37
and a how lo	37
lillelu and a how	37
a how lo lan	37
hey lillelu and a	37
in the course of	36
of the th century	35
come over the strand	34
the banks of the	34
of the earl of	34
under the title of	33
then out it speaks	32
the rose and the	31
the name of the	31
and a lily gay	30
of robin hood and	30
the heir of linne	29
collection of old ballads	29
by the bonny mill	29
on the banks of	29
of the laird of	29
for the sake of	29
a collection of old	28
primrose spreads so sweetly	28
the primrose spreads so	28
as the primrose spreads	28
an angry man was	27
fast as he could	27
they came to the	27
angry man was he	26
at the same time	25
to be found in	25
they cam to the	25
on the bonnie banks	24
sir james the rose	24
when they cam to	24
tirled at the pin	24
letter copy in the	24
gin it were day	23
o the greene willow	23
in the collection of	23
to the earl of	22
will i get a	22
the middle of the	22
in the reign of	22
these were the words	22
the earl of mar	22
of the house of	22
to the tune of	22
when they came to	22
the hero of the	22
of the sixteenth century	22
the rest of the	22
the young laird of	21
an ill death may	21
down from the recitation	21
the complaynt of scotland	21
of the name of	21
o haud your tongue	21
the door of the	21
the top of the	21
fair flower of northumberland	20
on the th of	20
flowers of the forest	20
rose and the lindie	20
the recitation of an	20
ye leave to your	20
will ye leave to	20
what will ye leave	20
the beginning of the	20
appears to have been	20
from an old black	20
the fair flower of	20
the reader will find	19
and when he came	19
the flowers of the	19
as the rose was	19
the rose was so	19
come tell to me	19
and the lindie o	19
of the duke of	19
of an old woman	19
a part of the	19
with the high and	19
at the battle of	19
the hands of the	19
high and the lily	19
and the lily oh	19
rose was so sweetly	19
was so sweetly blown	19
till he came to	19
the high and the	19
as well as the	19
was first printed in	18
gay and the grinding	18
the earl of angus	18
it fell ance upon	18
greensleeves was all my	18
the gay and the	18
in the complaynt of	18
in the pepys collection	18
the text is from	18
i will give thee	18
when she came to	18
fell ance upon a	18
be found in the	18
the story of the	18
is to be found	18
when he cam to	17
me in your arms	17
alane by the green	17
the battle of otterbourne	17
sir hugh le blond	17
in the british museum	17
of the battle of	17
the date of the	17
by the green burn	17
green burn sidie o	17
and there he saw	17
the green burn sidie	17
taken down from the	17
recitation of an old	17
on the other hand	17
ance upon a day	17
young laird of logie	17
out it speaks the	17
is one of the	16
from minstrelsy of the	16
up and spake the	16
was one of the	16
then up and spake	16
sir hugh in the	16
of the family of	16
for the love of	16
the lord of corasse	16
were the words said	16
in the battle of	16
in the midst of	16
wind well thy horn	16
and the king of	16
the haws of cromdale	16
by the name of	16
but when he came	15
into the hands of	15
to have been a	15
versions of ancient ballads	15
the collection of anthony	15
the battle of otterburn	15
hunting of the cheviot	15
my merry men all	15
came before the king	15
johnston stands fair upon	15
and when they came	15
and songs of the	15
it fell about the	15
in the border minstrelsy	15
there was not a	15
the head of the	15
added closing quotation mark	15
for he was a	15
said bold robin hood	15
the title of the	15
in the castle of	15
until they cam to	15
in the parish of	15
out and spake the	15
merry son of mine	15
then up and spak	15
the first part of	15
the king of france	15
the braes of yarrow	15
right and round about	15
her by the milk	15
was all my joie	15
the king of scotland	14
alluded to in the	14
on the other side	14
i may not stay	14
stands fair upon tay	14
hugh in the grime	14
the souters of selkirk	14
saint johnston stands fair	14
saddle to me the	14
lord thomas and fair	14
the death of the	14
proper saint johnston stands	14
is supposed to have	14
of sir patrick spence	14
of the seventeenth century	14
my faith and troth	14
the subject of the	14
out and spak the	14
so proper saint johnston	14
in a collection of	14
sword by his side	14
o dear mother mine	14
when she cam to	14
in the list of	14
on the top of	14
bell and mary gray	14
the time of the	14
my men and me	14
to the duke of	14
may be seen in	14
the name of a	13
until they came to	13
by the faith of	13
scottish traditional versions of	13
as the gowans grow	13
is said to be	13
the first morning in	13
over his left shoulder	13
the death of his	13
traditional versions of ancient	13
kirk of fair scotland	13
of the lands of	13
the tale of the	13
where will i get	13
with all my heart	13
the author of the	13
aye as the gowans	13
first morning in may	13
the recitation of a	13
mankynde i love but	13
as soon as he	13
fell low down on	13
the raid of the	13
he cam to the	13
the faith of my	13
the reign of edward	13
she came to the	13
the gowans grow gay	13
her in his arms	13
as fast as she	13
life and death of	13
win hose and shoon	13
the course of the	13
she cam to the	13
in the ballad of	13
the heire of linne	13
hood and the beggar	13
i love but you	13
the field of battle	13
was a man of	13
copy of this ballad	13
of the king of	12
the union of the	12
the hunting of the	12
the lass of lochroyan	12
copy in the collection	12
copy of the ballad	12
the side of the	12
in the shape of	12
i make myn avowe	12
lang time to stay	12
to the merry green	12
the appendix to this	12
love but you alone	12
of the following ballad	12
raid of the reidswire	12
the peasantry of england	12
for a long time	12
for in my mynde	12
mentioned in the ballad	12
and let me in	12
the greenwud sae bonnie	12
by the greenwud sae	12
all mankynde i love	12
by the earl of	12
the laird of buccleuch	12
but when they cam	12
your faith and troth	12
i hae killed my	12
till they came to	12
i wish i were	12
at the foot of	12
and the earl of	12
dear gin it were	12
pills to purge melancholy	12
the child of elle	12
in the appendix to	12
up and spak the	12
doun by the greenwud	12
as fast as they	12
for soth as i	12
o wow for day	12
and dear gin it	12
of all mankynde i	12
as i yow saye	12
look for me never	11
i make a vow	11
for the good horse	11
of the peasantry of	11
the other side of	11
on the same subject	11
is given in the	11
hood and little john	11
o hold your tongue	11
and when he saw	11
to the battle of	11
to the house of	11
the subject of this	11
in the days of	11
then out and spak	11
i hear ye lie	11
of the west marches	11
come down to us	11
i am come to	11
and mass was sung	11
young man of rosengord	11
faith of my body	11
on the borders of	11
in the form of	11
he said to himself	11
neither eat nor drink	11
union of the crowns	11
me my faith and	11
the service of the	11
to one of the	11
in the hands of	11
for the first time	11
for the purpose of	11
o hald your tongue	11
of the scottish ballads	11
garland of golden roses	11
in the first edition	11
her by the middle	11
on account of the	11
make myn avowe to	11
deep wound and a	11
at the sight of	11
to come to the	11
sick at the heart	11
or look for me	11
the battle of bothwell	11
in the following ballad	11
myn avowe to god	11
of england and scotland	11
at a place called	11
is found in the	11
and is said to	11
version of this ballad	11
a deep wound and	11
in the time of	11
was not this a	11
the thistle of scotland	11
my handsome young man	10
then out and spake	10
my ain true love	10
robin hood and little	10
beheld baith dale and	10
the king of scots	10
from a collection of	10
i am so ill	10
this a brave bonny	10
on the english side	10
the earl of arran	10
if this be true	10
make my bed soon	10
is mentioned in the	10
when bells were rung	10
the power of the	10
to the history of	10
o they rade on	10
and when he cam	10
seem to have been	10
of the middle ages	10
where hae ye been	10
the th and th	10
may you look for	10
there can be no	10
soth as i yow	10
and i fain wad	10
the ballad which follows	10
that dyed on a	10
robin hood and his	10
a fragment of this	10
is by no means	10
sae fair and free	10
as i have said	10
the day began to	10
fast as he may	10
and these were the	10
and the fair lilie	10
come ye here to	10
reliques of ancient poetry	10
on the scottish side	10
english and scottish ballads	10
and like to die	10
long may you look	10
popular ballads and songs	10
a mile but barely	10
sweet willie and fair	10
the earl of murray	10
and then bespake him	10
my love and me	10
the tear blinded his	10
the first edition of	10
of the ballad is	10
word is gane to	10
the light of the	10
my own true love	10
flowers in the valley	10
the full title is	10
bonny earl of murray	10
will be found in	10
wound and a sair	10
hero of the ballad	10
one of the most	10
the english and scottish	10
of the reign of	10
appendix to this volume	10
during the reign of	10
the trumpeter of fyvie	10
upon the haws of	10
the battle of harlaw	10
fine flowers in the	10
the king and the	10
my jollie young man	10
him right and round	10
in consequence of the	10
is taken from the	10
from a copy in	10
the hero of this	10
on fair kirconnell lee	10
i fain wad lie	10
songs of the peasantry	10
the minstrelsy of the	10
not this a brave	10
you look for me	10
fell in love with	10
under the grene wode	10
and out and spake	10
fast as she could	10
the day is come	10
rose and the fair	10
what shall i do	10
the earl of bothwell	10
in the field of	9
in the name of	9
had it not been	9
of the parish of	9
of sir patrick spens	9
with the earl of	9
and they are on	9
baith dale and down	9
sail upon the sea	9
in the neighbourhood of	9
by chreest and st	9
garland of good will	9
ballad is given from	9
under the eildon tree	9
o wae be to	9
the end of each	9
in the history of	9
that he had been	9
as appears from the	9
offence i must die	9
in the case of	9
presented at the end	9
i wish i had	9
by one of the	9
hood and the stranger	9
greene willow shall be	9
even as fast as	9
of this ballad was	9
the spirit of the	9
set his bent bow	9
for the most part	9
not a man in	9
seems to be the	9
for mine offence i	9
telfer of the fair	9
bow to his breast	9
tell me how to	9
o stay at hame	9
as he may drie	9
by the light of	9
with the rest of	9
written a braid letter	9
bent bow to his	9
whan they cam to	9
fain wad lie doun	9
ony room at your	9
as if they had	9
have ye na heard	9
the reliques of ancient	9
the reign of henry	9
wouldst not love me	9
with that of the	9
me how to woo	9
of one of the	9
the editor has been	9
copy in the pepys	9
horn to his mouth	9
supposed to have been	9
shall be my garland	9
an account of the	9
the greene willow shall	9
they are on to	9
of the present ballad	9
of ancient english poetry	9
and when they cam	9
the origin of the	9
the editor of the	9
ye my heart was	9
the reign of james	9
up then spake the	9
if ye will hearken	9
mak my bed sune	9
son in her arms	9
yet thou wouldst not	9
mine offence i must	9
thou wouldst not love	9
fain wald lie down	9
i grantit nevir a	9
willow shall be my	9
a copy of this	9
down on her knee	9
were playing at the	9
and yet thou wouldst	9
many a long day	9
in the tale of	9
to the castle of	9
to have been composed	9
my gay goss hawk	9
the form of a	9
then said the king	9
the lads of wamphray	9
and an angry man	9
and fare ye weel	9
the foot of the	9
and sent it to	9
beginning of the th	9
will ye go to	9
any room at your	9
of the middle marches	9
warden of the west	9
to see what he	9
down on his knee	9
for meat and fee	9
which seems to have	9
the list of border	9
and five and five	9
the merry green wood	9
the fatal battle of	9
were come and gane	9
the head of a	9
her back to the	9
light of the moon	9
the words said hee	9
has written a braid	9
first printed in the	9
of the forest are	9
the lord of linne	9
the spot where the	9
his bent bow to	9
in the service of	9
the bonny earl of	9
where that he lay	9
word is to the	9
of this ballad is	9
the inhabitants of the	9
young son in her	9
reliques of ancient english	9
jamie telfer of the	9
the daughter of the	9
typeface is represented by	9
of the fair dodhead	9
they wad kill baith	8
out then spak her	8
is that of the	8
baith thee and me	8
denote the pages in	8
death of parcy reed	8
a gay gold ring	8
it seems to have	8
been retained as in	8
the earl of douglas	8
in which they occur	8
open the door to	8
my ain gude lord	8
was he aware of	8
to have been an	8
in notes and queries	8
the present copy is	8
then out it spak	8
rose the red and	8
to see what she	8
and there she saw	8
of the percy society	8
of the castle of	8
of the border widow	8
up and crew the	8
that part of the	8
i the fair flower	8
the dowie houms of	8
wife and children three	8
was lord of nine	8
the blood ran down	8
the words of the	8
when he saw the	8
my lord of salisbury	8
the eyes of the	8
to the hunting gane	8
lament of the border	8
of the east marches	8
will ye gae to	8
thee at a feud	8
sir hugh of the	8
for many a long	8
as in the original	8
the king sits in	8
crown garland of golden	8
gif he refuses to	8
it is to be	8
haud thee at a	8
the text of the	8
on the dowie houms	8
list of border clans	8
whan she cam to	8
and the old man	8
crosiers haud thee at	8
dowie houms of yarrow	8
then said little john	8
are to be found	8
kill baith thee and	8
to act of congress	8
and i the fair	8
and thou shalt have	8
under the command of	8
how to woo thee	8
the crosiers haud thee	8
is supposed to be	8
his bow and swam	8
pages in which they	8
the same as the	8
an ill deid may	8
in the north of	8
known to have been	8
edited by francis james	8
given in the appendix	8
the ballad of the	8
the battle of flodden	8
of westmoreland and cumberland	8
recitation of a lady	8
the recitation of mrs	8
ballad is taken from	8
as one of the	8
in a may morning	8
were where helen lies	8
hood and the monk	8
dowie dens of yarrow	8
by francis james child	8
it is the bluid	8
one of them was	8
to the fair dodhead	8
when ye come to	8
turn me in your	8
and it was not	8
wad kill baith thee	8
to the door of	8
the pages in which	8
ye go to the	8
in the middle of	8
after words denote the	8
it not been for	8
in the presence of	8
and they wad kill	8
the king of the	8
stereotyped and printed by	8
have been made to	8
to be the same	8
there he saw a	8
end of each ballad	8
other side of the	8
to the laird of	8
placed after words denote	8
of the last century	8
and an ill death	8
what is your will	8
from the edition of	8
his landis and he	8
clym of the clough	8
he tirled at the	8
one of his own	8
the erle of foiz	8
he is on to	8
the bishop of hereford	8
the district court of	8
and tirled at the	8
hood and the potter	8
baith his landis and	8
my father and mother	8
she held him fast	8
as well as in	8
the scene of the	8
according to act of	8
words denote the pages	8
refuses to do that	8
conquess baith his landis	8
cum to the crag	8
listed at the end	8
the old tower of	8
of the olden time	8
the sound of the	8
the mouth of the	8
office of the district	8
end of the book	8
and woe is me	8
said that weary wight	8
the green leaves they	8
i were where helen	8
and by the grass	8
low down on her	8
lord of nine castles	8
to the king of	8
a harried man i	8
and when she saw	8
he came to his	8
for my true love	8
to be a man	8
the crown garland of	8
the queen of the	8
retained as in the	8
and printed by h	8
sang of the outlaw	8
said robin hood then	8
his merry men all	8
father was lord of	8
now haud your tongue	8
the bells be rung	8
what care i for	8
and fain wald lie	8
and i wat a	8
weel may ye save	8
of the ancient family	8
the baron of brackley	8
in the reliques of	8
history of westmoreland and	8
by dere worthy god	8
the grene wode tre	8
of the district court	8
a fairer maid than	8
are said to have	8
as he could gang	8
figures placed after words	8
ballad was first printed	8
you save and see	8
i think it is	8
i am going to	8
added opening quotation mark	8
entered according to act	8
subject of this ballad	8
of the outlaw murray	8
the ancient family of	8
he refuses to do	8
it is possible that	8
as long as i	7
to which they were	7
when he heard the	7
the seat of the	7
down by his side	7
the wind blew loud	7
by the hand of	7
i hae been at	7
love whiles is easie	7
of wharton and stuart	7
a league but barely	7
the kyng of spayne	7
the men of the	7
a collection of songs	7
the authenticity of the	7
you leave to your	7
is alluded to in	7
the sang of the	7
but i wad gie	7
the fire of frendraught	7
a little wee boy	7
then he put on	7
the bridge of dee	7
thy wife and children	7
that ever i saw	7
that he could not	7
bessie bell and mary	7
the end of this	7
to the custom of	7
as well as of	7
up and spak her	7
made available by the	7
queen had four maries	7
in the court of	7
it fell on a	7
but hold me fast	7
on account of his	7
and i were away	7
fell about the martinmas	7
the production of a	7
cast kevils them amang	7
generously made available by	7
little did my mother	7
the first of these	7
at this time of	7
from the king of	7
and that it was	7
upon the banks of	7
the red and white	7
loud as i hear	7
if thou be a	7
mentioned in the complaynt	7
lie in your bed	7
the north of england	7
of the barony of	7
there ony room at	7
but wae be to	7
the tanner of tamworth	7
bent his bow and	7
as she was walking	7
ballads and songs of	7
in the act of	7
was warden of the	7
of the ballad of	7
available by the digital	7
hugh of the grime	7
the story of this	7
as that of the	7
it is probable that	7
i saw the new	7
and when he had	7
lord of this castle	7
and quhat wul ze	7
which falls into the	7
get a bonny boy	7
by the percy society	7
this part of the	7
is there ony room	7
he bent his bow	7
but had me fast	7
in a letter from	7
a little abune her	7
but i have a	7
the head of his	7
took him by the	7
there came a knight	7
and let me be	7
in the west of	7
he courted the eldest	7
o open the door	7
green leaves they grow	7
that will win hose	7
will win hose and	7
nor yet will i	7
warden of the east	7
a farewell to my	7
in the romance of	7
the duke of norfolk	7
from place to place	7
by the digital multimedia	7
a twelvemonth and a	7
the life and death	7
what will you leave	7
i hear you lie	7
and all his men	7
the presence of a	7
when he saw his	7
to have been written	7
word came to the	7
leaves they grow rarely	7
is gane to the	7
has kilted her green	7
give me my faith	7
and that she was	7
upon the braes of	7
to the other side	7
all the lords in	7
far beyond the sea	7
as soon as they	7
been at my back	7
the digital multimedia center	7
the character of the	7
if he had been	7
in scottish traditional versions	7
the history of the	7
that ever i did	7
half a page is	7
into the great hall	7
warden of the middle	7
this plain text version	7
account of the parish	7
i hope it will	7
either at stock or	7
i love you well	7
the captain of bewcastle	7
and one of the	7
illustrations of northern antiquities	7
daughter of the earl	7
he thought for to	7
my name it is	7
in and came her	7
the queen had four	7
and what will ye	7
the bishop of durham	7
that they cam to	7
hung low down by	7
the lament of the	7
she gaed up the	7
they cast kevils them	7
duel of wharton and	7
of this piece is	7
i get a bonny	7
is nearly the same	7
fast as he can	7
as soon as the	7
is preserved in the	7
o winna ye pity	7
whiles is easie won	7
the fair city of	7
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to yon wan water	6
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the king of england	6
grant me love for	6
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battle of bothwell bridge	6
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that knave that a	5
the like i never	5
willie of the kirkhill	5
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the sheriff of nottingham	5
the truth of my	5
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a green aik tree	5
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nevir a traytors lyfe	5
the lairds of buccleuch	5
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hym on his kne	5
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my three ky frae	5
the king of cornwall	5
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hood and the curtall	5
knight of the burning	5
mentioned in this ballad	5
the name of scott	5
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warwolf in the wood	5
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maunna stay with thee	5
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him by the hand	5
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letter to my love	5
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wandering prince of troy	5
daurna turn and fight	5
date of the ballad	5
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yod on ay mounday	5
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mile but barely three	5
three ky frae me	5
the marquis of huntly	5
o here am i	5
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ye gae to the	5
william and may margaret	5
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side of the liddel	5
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the earl of surrey	5
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down upon his knee	5
the green wood tree	5
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put her hand in	5
the white bread and	5
on your armour so	5
the ruins of the	5
the laird of mangerton	5
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whan they came to	5
hero of this ballad	5
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father nor mother get	5
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the laird of knottington	5
a part of his	5
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the truth of the	5
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it be my fortune	5
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of them in colour	5
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by ida rentoul outhwaite	5
the earl of northumberland	5
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may gang to the	5
and one or two	5
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laid him on a	5
he is an auld	5
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the mention of the	5
th and th centuries	5
until the day i	5
sisters sat in a	5
never wish to see	5
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edward hight his name	5
as i was walking	5
ill deid may ye	5
the preservation of the	5
he was in the	5
ladders lang and hie	5
lord salton and auchanachie	5
latter half of the	5
thomas and fair ellinor	5
the minority of james	5
his harp intill his	5
and if i be	5
and he that had	5
then out it spake	5
the gate of the	5
a full grete othe	5
battle was fought on	5
and another in the	5
is here given from	5
him she did say	5
what i shall say	5
and it may be	5
and the abbot of	5
was at that time	5
in a great measure	5
a fragment of the	5
catch you in my	5
ze leive to zour	5
as they rode on	5
to ballad line numbers	5
is mine by right	5
it is well known	5
to be regarded as	5
leave at lord and	5
nae mair come near	5
and whan he came	5
not a knight in	5
birth of robin hood	5
room at your side	5
in the vicinity of	5
the arrival of the	5
middle of the sixteenth	5
with reference to ballad	5
to see me more	5
the text have been	5
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her bonny young son	5
line numbers are presented	5
and aye she drank	5
it was taken down	5
at a graceless face	5
now word is gane	5
she the fair flower	5
i have no money	5
willie and may margaret	5
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and made a heavy	5
the object of his	5
gaed up the tolbooth	5
the names of the	5
i gang to the	5
said the fause nurse	5
of the second part	5
go to the highlands	5
o gin my love	5
the west of scotland	5
to refer to the	5
ill death may she	5
fourth and the tanner	5
the field of flodden	5
a manuscript in the	5
an imperfect copy of	5
the ballads of the	5
bow in his hand	5
the ballad of robin	5
nae langer in cumberland	5
and his merry men	5
he seems to have	5
riding to the town	5
the memory of the	5
looked over his left	5
with right good will	5
to the bonny broom	5
the next line that	5
up and spak an	5
king has written a	5
they had not sailed	5
the opposite side of	5
the presence of the	5
of the douglas tragedy	5
him all at once	5
malcolm and sir colvin	5
the editor is informed	5
collection of scottish songs	5
by the eildon tree	5
which is said to	5
the eldest to the	5
knave that a king	5
that this ballad is	5
him down upon the	5
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by the side of	5
the tradition of the	5
as far as the	5
the return of the	5
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i cam in by	5
untill he came to	5
o fare ye weel	5
a little to the	5
bespake him the greene	5
from the percy folio	5
is a hunting gone	5
the first stroke that	5
took place at the	5
it was the young	5
of thy harping let	5
would you give to	5
get up and bar	5
he laid his hand	5
he lighted at the	5
the might of our	5
sae gaye to see	5
the love i bear	5
the night is mirk	5
brought him to the	5
on the part of	5
there is a knight	5
symbols from the ascii	5
and away to the	5
the land is mine	5
grace at a graceless	5
horn hung down by	5
sall wed another may	5
then up and gat	5
was taken down from	5
that it was not	5
welcome hame to me	5
and wae is me	5
whan he cam to	5
a collection of ancient	5
the fifteenth day of	5
as i cam in	5
or are ye the	5
the nature of the	5
in the hope that	5
ladies fair were playing	5
the earl of wemyss	5
of the old ballad	5
in the wan water	5
she came before the	5
and o wow for	5
i trust to god	5
to serve for meat	5
that the hero of	5
hood and queen katherine	5
wow but his heart	5
kissed her rosy lips	5
room at my head	5
of scottish ballad poetry	5
tane of us shall	5
handed down by tradition	5
served the lang tables	5
put on the old	5
not begin with thee	5
on the st of	5
sune mayst thou be	5
it is said that	5
a sight of you	5
the tune of robin	5
turned her round about	5
she has put it	5
is the name of	5
notes with reference to	5
was it mermaid in	5
so often mentioned in	5
the first line that	5
says orange to him	5
down the other side	5
then on the morn	5
and i will tell	5
lands i was to	5
numbers are presented at	5
to hang him up	5
robin hood and guy	5
been listed at the	5
the sake of the	5
john and the abbot	5
o hold thy hand	5
then forth is gone	5
towards the end of	5
come to your bed	5
my seven sons were	5
took place in the	5
the auld beggar man	5
that never struck in	5
will not be lang	5
not so much as	5
the shame speed the	5
my sicht sune mayst	5
it is very possible	5
and his two companions	5
the gipsy laddie o	5
and sae ready was	5
fast as he cold	5
the best in all	5
by sir david dalrymple	5
as early as the	5
the tear blinded her	5
i tell yow in	5
nithsdale and galloway song	5
a knight and a	5
and spake the popinjay	5
a flight of arrows	5
this ballad is a	5
in the beginning of	5
to speak to me	5
under the name of	5
the battle of sheriff	5
the walls of the	5
i came frae hame	5
there was a knight	5
at the top of	5
hood and guy of	5
have been printed in	5
old robin of portingale	5
well as in the	5
one of the ancient	5
till of late years	5
cam to the biddes	5
o little did my	5
the south side of	5
and a body of	5
me of my life	5
and spak an eldern	5
the person of james	5
i maunna stay with	5
in the middle ages	5
to the land of	5
and a part of	5
the castle of newark	5
horn of king arthur	5
the fair burd ellen	5
o still my bairn	5
i will give to	5
could not have been	5
that died for me	5
from the field of	5
i will do for	5
and carried him to	5
till by it came	5
he fell low down	5
i daurna turn and	5
gin love be bonny	5
eve of st john	5
in a short time	5
i will go to	5
in gude green wood	5
in the direction of	5
the wardenry of the	5
the next day at	5
according to the custom	5
back against an aik	5
of the ballad was	5
her ain true love	5
sight for to see	5
left in the fair	5
he gaed to his	5
about the middle of	5
of the king and	5
when she gaed up	5
deid may ye die	5
to the wan water	5
young hastings the groom	5
of all my land	5
children in the wood	5
ballad is found in	5
punds for the good	5
took her by the	5
wish to see me	5
were twa lovers dear	5
what would you give	5
it may not be	5
and the curtall fryer	5
the lord of easter	5
i never loved a	5
a cap of steel	5
lord john and rothiemay	5
himself on a dapple	5
earl brand and the	5
i wad gie my	5
faith and troth ye	5
castle of the thrieve	5
days of long ago	5
him out of the	5
when in and came	5
the house of douglas	5
being a collection of	5
taen his harp intill	5
she was aware of	5
missing closing quotation mark	5
he has loupen on	5
of the church of	5
your armour so bright	5
in the introduction to	5
found in the appendix	5
he drew his sword	5
the music of the	5
during the minority of	5
did my mother think	5
on to gude greenwood	5
taken down from recitation	5
and you shall be	5
and most part of	5
on a dapple grey	5
if it be my	5
has come down to	5
that i must die	4
i wat they had	4
they came on to	4
my house shall feast	4
his hands behind his	4
king alfred and the	4
these horses but barely	4
bespake him noble king	4
like a mad man	4
forty miles off aberdeen	4
wot and little gude	4
pray you speak to	4
the ballad of king	4
me there till the	4
copies obtained from recitation	4
in the british bibliographer	4
there he found a	4
i charge ye all	4
courted the eldest with	4
shewing how robin hood	4
sir oluf and the	4
in one of which	4
the abbot of canterbury	4
beggar of bednall green	4
burned at a stake	4
not end this quarrel	4
the tower of repentance	4
the th of july	4
day she cradled me	4
about the lammas tide	4
why come ye to	4
the court of the	4
the king at me	4
for to be a	4
had the art to	4
of the scottish nation	4
were there but three	4
but my foe to	4
loosed her left foot	4
the wild boar of	4
to the man that	4
pounds of good red	4
none of you be	4
ther was never a	4
ill death may thou	4
carried off by the	4
not far from the	4
think it is my	4
if she be dead	4
betwixt the johnstones and	4
thou was aye gude	4
ails the king at	4
as weel as me	4
wae be to the	4
as that of a	4
nearly the same incidents	4
was buried in the	4
and he has sent	4
it on the sea	4
were engaged in the	4
the tears blinded her	4
tell her to come	4
set it on the	4
bold pedlar and robin	4
of the county of	4
lord gregory come hame	4
is a copy of	4
the bridle off my	4
for my reward the	4
a health to the	4
on the opposite side	4
dick of the cow	4
she served the lang	4
to speak a word	4
it is curious that	4
three hundred tun of	4
and to the nobil	4
a word in jest	4
kirk on the green	4
this battle was fought	4
are crowing a merry	4
will i say to	4
wish i were where	4
wadna watch and waken	4
horn and his two	4
na mair for me	4
o that i were	4
golden bands an about	4
there was marching upon	4
what news hast thou	4
him out of his	4
to the tolbooth door	4
his ladye in purple	4
ye will hearken unto	4
selected from each copy	4
and cried weel hie	4
the close of the	4
oluf and the elf	4
reign of edward i	4
carry a message to	4
a little way from	4
and his men were	4
of presbytery of penpont	4
scotland new come home	4
bugelet horn hung down	4
has loosed her left	4
stythe i winna rise	4
there is a curious	4
in connection with the	4
when days were gane	4
that wadna watch and	4
a rich wedding for	4
the king has gifted	4
it will be seen	4
wood as fast as	4
now let us all	4
says the old man	4
he lifted up the	4
hand wale the tree	4
her father and mother	4
cheshire and lancashire both	4
in most of the	4
of his yellow hair	4
the sea grew rough	4
o will ye gae	4
that i have done	4
god be with thee	4
this mony a year	4
on the border side	4
sir lancelot du lake	4
then robin hood he	4
current among the vulgar	4
if you be a	4
o forty miles off	4
and ye maun learn	4
tears fell from her	4
soon as he had	4
have ridden that wan	4
it will be observed	4
grave of sir patrick	4
then he began to	4
gar warn the water	4
faith and troth again	4
the th of the	4
and wha will glove	4
a horse ran masterless	4
from across the sea	4
and several of the	4
and speak with me	4
became of your bloodhounds	4
was walking along the	4
ill death may ye	4
bairns and your wife	4
the honour of the	4
mare has gotten a	4
from the time of	4
with bold robin hood	4
done me grete envye	4
suld burst in three	4
moon in her arm	4
fifty siller bells and	4
the keen lord scroope	4
i pray you speak	4
a week but barely	4
he has tane her	4
do not end this	4
truth of my body	4
gaed beside the well	4
and you may swear	4
it tuke na on	4
given from the recitation	4
the wandering young gentlewoman	4
axe in his hand	4
at the castle gate	4
of a broken heart	4
if that be true	4
in the wilds of	4
a handsome young man	4
at an early period	4
till on her wedding	4
a man in all	4
might of our ladye	4
as they were a	4
has wedded a gay	4
parts of the country	4
her bour to shine	4
from the same source	4
of little musgrave and	4
pedlar and robin hood	4
it is hoped the	4
nearly the same as	4
head was like a	4
and for the love	4
as thou art a	4
willie and fair maisry	4
i carena for your	4
the castle of edinburgh	4
wae be to thee	4
misdeeds they were sae	4
merit have been selected	4
tane the steel cap	4
text is from the	4
and ye were away	4
he was condemned to	4
a pointing hand symbol	4
in one of his	4
this and the following	4
be the faith and	4
it is said to	4
lady isabel and the	4
and that he had	4
saint james his day	4
since it is so	4
brought him ower the	4
the countess of dunbar	4
robin did on the	4
that they have been	4
from head to foot	4
as i hear ye	4
he will do waur	4
cocks are crowing a	4
rising in the north	4
the town of selkirk	4
then she began to	4
some pastime for to	4
i come na here	4
hanged thou shalt be	4
the key of the	4
him down the ladder	4
part of the original	4
he and his ladye	4
at the back of	4
knew that he was	4
will have none of	4
it will pardoned be	4
tuke na on her	4
heart suld burst in	4
of his friends were	4
lord of high degree	4
the truce of border	4
who fell in the	4
come and speak with	4
along the banks of	4
to him and his	4
edition of the ballad	4
and one of them	4
in her green mantle	4
of the chief men	4
by charles kirkpatrick sharpe	4
in the second part	4
they shaped him in	4
to see this ball	4
that sir patrick red	4
by whom he had	4
fast as he might	4
down upon the lead	4
the neck of the	4
and i will not	4
in the palace of	4
o had thy tongue	4
that ran beneath that	4
water to wash his	4
or a collection of	4
preface to the ballad	4
at the sound of	4
and up and crew	4
ween my legs have	4
great part of the	4
there was right dowie	4
ballads of robin hood	4
but his misdeeds they	4
that the king of	4
see for he stands	4
to bold robin hood	4
you shall have his	4
thou be a man	4
left him into kirkland	4
said the young man	4
that he had no	4
out over the sea	4
the cause of their	4
that he had done	4
little way from the	4
from the collection of	4