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But , oh , she's an heiress , auld Robin's a laird , And my daddie has nocht but a
cot - house and yard ; A wooer like me maunna hope to come speed ; The
wounds I maun hide that will soon be my deid . The day comes to me , but delight
...
But , oh , she's an heiress , auld Robin's a laird , And my daddie has nocht but a
cot - house and yard ; A wooer like me maunna hope to come speed ; The
wounds I maun hide that will soon be my deid . The day comes to me , but delight
...
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AULD ROBIN GRAY , LADY ANNE LINDSAY . * TUNE - Auld Robin Gray . When
the sheep are in the fauld , and the kye at hame , And a ' the warld to sleep are
gane ; The waes o ' my heart fa ' in showers frae my ee , When my gudeman lies
...
AULD ROBIN GRAY , LADY ANNE LINDSAY . * TUNE - Auld Robin Gray . When
the sheep are in the fauld , and the kye at hame , And a ' the warld to sleep are
gane ; The waes o ' my heart fa ' in showers frae my ee , When my gudeman lies
...
Página 302
Auld Robin Gray ” was no sooner ushered into the world , than it became
excessively popular . It was admitted into Herd's Collection of 1776 , only four
years after its composition ; and a dispute at once arose , as to whether it was a
song of the ...
Auld Robin Gray ” was no sooner ushered into the world , than it became
excessively popular . It was admitted into Herd's Collection of 1776 , only four
years after its composition ; and a dispute at once arose , as to whether it was a
song of the ...
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My father argued sair : my mother didna speak ; But she lookit in my face till my .
heart like to break : Sae they gied him my hand , though my heart was in was the
sea ; And auld Robin Gray was gudeman to me . I hadna been a wife a week but
...
My father argued sair : my mother didna speak ; But she lookit in my face till my .
heart like to break : Sae they gied him my hand , though my heart was in was the
sea ; And auld Robin Gray was gudeman to me . I hadna been a wife a week but
...
Página 318
As down the burn - side she gaed slow wi ' the flittin ' , Fare ye weel , Lucy ! was
ilka bird's sang ; She heard the craw sayin't , high on the tree sittin ' , And Robin
was chirpin't the brown leaves amang . ony better , Oh , what is't that pits my puir
...
As down the burn - side she gaed slow wi ' the flittin ' , Fare ye weel , Lucy ! was
ilka bird's sang ; She heard the craw sayin't , high on the tree sittin ' , And Robin
was chirpin't the brown leaves amang . ony better , Oh , what is't that pits my puir
...
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Informações bibliográficas
| Título | The Scottish Songs, Volume 2 The Scottish Songs, Robert Chambers |
| Editor | Robert Chambers |
| Ilustrado por | Robert Chambers |
| Editora | Ballantyne, 1829 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Pública de Nova York |
| Digitalizado | 9 jan. 2007 |
| Num. págs. | 370 páginas |
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