Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, Volume 2 - Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads, Collected in The - Southern Counties of Scotland; with a Few of Modern Date, Founded - Upon Local Tradition by Sir Walter Scott
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"Confess your treachery, now," he said,
"This day before you die!" "I do confess my treachery, "I shall no longer lye: "I like to wicked Haman am, "This day I shall be slain." The queen was brought to her chamber A good woman again. The queen then said unto the king, "Arbattle's near the sea; "Give it unto the northern knight, "That this day fought for me." Then said the king, "Come here, sir knight, "And drink a glass of wine; "And, if Arbattle's not enough, "To it we'll Fordoun join." [Footnote A: _Plooky_--Pimpled.] NOTES ON SIR HUGH LE BLOND. _Until he met a leper-man. &c._--P. 268. v. 4. Filth, poorness of living, and the want of linen, made this horrible |
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