The Book of Old English Ballads by George Wharton Edwards
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page 66 of 137 (48%)
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Flodden Field King Jamie hath made a vow, Keepe it well if he may: That he will be at lovely London Upon Saint James his day. Upon Saint James his day at noone, At faire London will I be, And all the lords in merrie Scotland, They shall dine there with me. "March out, march out, my merry men, Of hie or low degree; I'le weare the crowne in London towne, And that you soon shall be." Then bespake good Queene Margaret, The teares fell from her eye: "Leave off these warres, most noble King, Keepe your fidelitie. "The water runnes swift, and wondrous deepe, From bottome unto the brimme; |
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