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Ancient Scottish ballads, recovered from tradition, and never before ...

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He lichted aff his hie, hie, horse,<br />

And he set the bonnie may on;<br />

—<br />

" Now caw* out your kye gudefather,f<br />

Ye maun caw them out your lane.<br />

For lang will ye caw them out,<br />

And weary will ye be,<br />

Or ye get your dochter again,<br />

That was aye dear to thee.<br />

He was the Laird o' Ochiltree,<br />

Of thirty ploughs ami three,<br />

And he has stown awa the bonniest may<br />

In a' the south countrie.<br />

Caw—drive. f Gudefather—father-in-law.

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