The Scottish Songs, Volumen1Robert Chambers Ballantyne, 1829 - 370 páginas |
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... lassie cam to the well , she fand it dry ; but there was a padda ( a frog ) that came loup - loup - loupin , and loupit into her dish . Says the padda to the lassie , I'll gie ye plenty o ' water , if ye'll be my wife . ' The lassie ...
... lassie cam to the well , she fand it dry ; but there was a padda ( a frog ) that came loup - loup - loupin , and loupit into her dish . Says the padda to the lassie , I'll gie ye plenty o ' water , if ye'll be my wife . ' The lassie ...
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... lassie , it's naething but a filthy padda ! ' - ' Open the door , ' says the mo- ther , to the puir padda . " Sae the lassie opened the door , and the padda cam loup - loup - loupin in , and sat doun by the ingle - side . Then , out ...
... lassie , it's naething but a filthy padda ! ' - ' Open the door , ' says the mo- ther , to the puir padda . " Sae the lassie opened the door , and the padda cam loup - loup - loupin in , and sat doun by the ingle - side . Then , out ...
Página xxv
... lassie , ' says the mother , ' e'en gang to bed wi ' the puir padda . ' And sae the lassie did gang to bed wi ' the padda . Weel , what wad ye think ? He's no content yet ; but out he sings again : ' Come , tak me to your bosom , my ...
... lassie , ' says the mother , ' e'en gang to bed wi ' the puir padda . ' And sae the lassie did gang to bed wi ' the padda . Weel , what wad ye think ? He's no content yet ; but out he sings again : ' Come , tak me to your bosom , my ...
Página xxxix
... lassie , " and the " Broom of the Cowden- knowes , " ( early set , ) are of the same era . The airs , called " The bonny broom , " " I'll never leave thee , " and " We'll all go pull the hadder , " are mentioned in the preface to a ...
... lassie , " and the " Broom of the Cowden- knowes , " ( early set , ) are of the same era . The airs , called " The bonny broom , " " I'll never leave thee , " and " We'll all go pull the hadder , " are mentioned in the preface to a ...
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... lassie , blew be- neath the eyes . It is supposed that the very first Scottish air which appeared in print is the well - known one entitled , " Up in the morning early . " Under the title of " I'se gae wi ' thee , my Peggy , " this tune ...
... lassie , blew be- neath the eyes . It is supposed that the very first Scottish air which appeared in print is the well - known one entitled , " Up in the morning early . " Under the title of " I'se gae wi ' thee , my Peggy , " this tune ...
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