Ballad Book by Unknown
page 219 of 255 (85%)
page 219 of 255 (85%)
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O up then started our gudewife,
Gied three skips on the floor; "Gudeman, ye've spak the foremost word; Get up and bar the door." * * * * * THE LAWLANDS O' HOLLAND. "The luve that I hae chosen, I'll therewith be content; The saut sea sail be frozen Before that I repent. Repent it sall I never Until the day I dee; But the Lawlands o' Holland Hae twinned my luve and me. "My luve he built a bonny ship, And set her to the main, Wi' twenty-four brave mariners To sail her out and hame. But the weary wind began to rise, The sea began to rout, And my luve and his bonny ship Turned withershins about. "There sall nae mantle cross my back, No kaim gae in my hair, |
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