Elves and Heroes by Donald A. MacKenzie
page 37 of 91 (40%)
page 37 of 91 (40%)
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As he hovers round the fold,
With his locks of glimmering gold Twined about his shoulders bare. THE GRUAGACH. (MILKMAID'S SONG.) The lightsome lad wi' yellow hair, The elfin lad that is so fair, He comes in rich and braw attire-- To loose the kine within the byre-- My lightsome lad, my leering lad, He's tittering here; he's tittering there-- I'll hear him plain, but seek in vain To find my lad wi' yellow hair. He's dressed so fine, he's dressed so grand, A supple switch is in his hand; I've seen while I a-milking sat The shadow of his beaver hat. My lightsome lad, my leering lad, He's tittering here; he's tittering there-- I'll hear him plain, but seek in vain |
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