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

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Weel spread owre wi' the blue blaewort*<br />

That grows amang corn-l<strong>and</strong>."<br />

O fare ye weil, young man, she says,<br />

Fareweil, <strong>and</strong> I bid adieu;<br />

Sin yeVe provided a weed for me<br />

Amang the simmer flowers,<br />

It's Fse provide anither for you,<br />

Amang the winter-showers<br />

The new fawn snaw to be your smock,<br />

It becomes your bodie best;<br />

Your head sail be wrapt wi' the eastern wind,<br />

And the cauld rain on your breist.<br />

* Blaewort—-blue bottle.<br />

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