#B# 11^1. Jock my man. 11^3. And but ye. #C# 7^1. And he's. #C# 8^1. bower-door. #C# 8^3. and away. [96] See The Cambrian Journal, September, 1858, pp 192-194, communicated to me by the kind courtesy of Rev. Professor D. Silvan Evans. As to Glasgerion's being a king's son, ballad titles count for little. [97] In #C# 18, p. 440, She _wept_ the sma brids frae the tree, She _wept_ the starns adoun frae the lift, She _wept_ the fish out o the sea. 68 YOUNG HUNTING #A.# 'Young Hunting.' #a.# Herd's MSS, I, 182. #b.# The same, II, 67. #B.# 'Young Redin,' Kinloch MSS, VII, 7, Kinloch's Ancient Scottish Ballads, p. 1. #C.# 'Young Riedan,' Harris MS., fol. 8. #D.# Motherwell's MS., p. 377. #E.# 'Lord William,' Scott's Minstrelsy, III, 265, 1803. #F.# 'Earl Richard.' #a.# Motherwell's MS., p. 61, Motherwell's Minstrelsy, p. 218. #b.# Motherwell's Minstrelsy, Appendix, p. xvii, one stanza. #G.# Herd's MSS, I, 34; Herd's Scottish Songs, 1776, I, 148. #H.# 'Clyde's Water,' Dr Joseph Robertson's Journal of Excursions, No 1, 1829. #I.# 'Lord John,' Motherwell's MS., p. 189. #J.# 'Earl Richard,' Scott's Minstrelsy, II, 42, 1802, and III, 184, 1833. #K.# 'Young Hunting,' Buchan's Ballads of the North of Scotland, I, 118. #J#, Scott's version, and naturally the best known, is described by the editor as made up from the best verses of Herd's copies, #A#, #G#, with some trivial alterations adopted from tradition. This account is far from being exact, for there are many lines in the edition of 1802 which are not found in Herd's copies, and in the edition of 1833 four additional stanzas, 11, 12, 13, 28. Such portions of Scott's version as are not found in Herd are here distinguished by a larger type. #K# is perhaps a stall copy, and certainly, where it is not taken from other versions, is to a considerable degree a modern manufacture by a very silly pen.[98] The copy in Pinkerton's Tragic Ballads, p. 84, is only the first five stanzas of #G#, a little altered.