English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

English and Scottish Ballads, Volume IIIArchaic, dialect and inconsistent spellings have been retained as in the original....
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English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

$18.05 $9.02

English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

$18.05 $9.02
Author: Child, Francis James,1825-1896
Format: eBook
Language: English

English and Scottish Ballads, Volume III

Archaic, dialect and inconsistent spellings have been retained as in the original. Other than minor changes to format or punctuation, any changes to the text have been listed at the end of the book. A fragment of this gloomy and impressive romance, (corresponding to v. 21-42,) was published in Herd's Scottish Songs, i. 184, from which, probably, it was copied into Pinkerton's Scottish Tragic Ballads, p. 84. The entire ballad was first printed in The Border Minstrelsy, together with another piece, Lord William, containing a part of the same incidents. Of the five versions which have appeared, four are given in this place, and the remaining one in the Appendix. In the Gentleman's Magazine, 1794, Vol. 64, Part I. p. 553, there is a modern ballad of extremely perverted orthography and vicious style, (meant for ancient,) in which the twenty lines of Herd's fragment are interwoven with an altogether different story. It is printed as authentic in Scarce "Ancient" Ballads, Aberdeen, 1822. "There are two ballads in Mr. Herd's MSS. upon the following story, in one of which the unfortunate knight is termed Young Huntin'. [See Appendix.] The best verses are selected from both copies, and some trivial alterations have been adopted from tradition." Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, iii. 184. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 38037
Author: Child, Francis James
Release Date: Nov 16, 2011
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Language: English

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