wae, _sad_. waged, _staked_. wait, _wot_, _know_. waith, _wandering_. wald, _would_. wale, _choice_. wall-wight, 306, _picked_ (waled) _strong men_, or _warriors_. waly, _an interjection of lamentation_. wanrufe, 246, _disquietude_. wan up, _got up_. wat, _wot_, _know_. waur, _worse_. wee, 269, _short time_. weed, _clothes_. weel, _well_. weel-busket, _well trimmed_. weel-far'd, weel-faurd, _well-favored_. wend, 280, _weened_. werry, 248, _weary_, _sorrowful_. whae's aught, _who is it owns_. whingers, "_a short hanger, used as a knife at meals and as a sword in broils_." wight, _strong or nimble_. win, _get_, _go_; win to, _attain or get to_; win up, _get up_. win, _to make the harvest_. winna, _will not_. winsome, _pleasant_. wisna, _know not_. worldling, 230, _pet_? wow, _exclamation of admiration, or surprise_. wreuch, _wretched_. yede, _went_. yef, _if_. ye'se, _ye shall_. yestreen, _yesterday_. yett, _gate_. ying, _young_. your lane, _alone by yourself_. ze, _ye_. * * * * * Transcriber's Notes Page 90, line 14: added missing apostrophe (In simmer, 'mid the flowers?) Page 93, line 34: added missing end quotation mark (And the cauld rain on your breist.") Page 177, line 26: added missing open quotation mark ("O come to your bed, my dearie; ...) Page 120, line 41: added missing open quotation mark ("But wha will bake my bridal bread, ...) Page 160, line 40: added missing (or uninked) comma ("She is dead, sir, long agoe.") Page 168, line 12: changed period to comma (Against the brave wedding of pretty Bessee.) Page 191, final paragraph: added closing quotation mark ( ... to no other shrine than that of Venus.[A]") Page 192, second paragraph: open quotation mark moved to start of paragraph ("_As I went to Walsingham_ is quoted in Nashe's _Have with you to Saffron-Walden_, ...) Note that the corrections to punctuation on pages 191 and 192 are consistent with interpreting the three paragraphs as attributed to "CHAPPELL". Page 224, line 206: added missing open quotation mark ("Upon thy wife and children,) Page 227, line 145: deleted erroneous opening quotation mark (So they hae gane before the king,) Page 278, line 178: added missing period ("To seal her tocher wi' thee.") Page 316, line 128: changed "be" to "he" (For the young Lord Arundel he shall be.") Page 332, line 110: changed "merehants" to "merchants" (Beare me a letter to the English merchants there,) End of Project Gutenberg's English and Scottish Ballads, Volume IV, by Various