The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 3 (of 5)
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The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 3 (of 5)
Ballads, English -- England -- Texts; Ballads, Scots -- Scotland -- Texts
17^3. him stay and dine with him that day.
18^2. For I think.
18^3. bishop _for_ master.
20^3. me have charity for.
21^3. And _wanting_: the old.
#c.#
_Title as in_ #a#.
1^1. O some: of brave.
1^3. ye.
1^4. And robbd.
2^1. All under.
3^1. kill me.
3^3. ’s to.
10^1. said.
16^1. said bold.
18^1. in a.
18^3. purse, master.
21^3. the old.
#d.#
_Title as in_ #a#: &c _wanting_.
1^1. they _wanting_.
1^3. of Hereford _wanting_.
1^4. his _wanting_.
3^1. Hood _wanting_.
3^3. to-day _wanting_.
3^4. well _wanting_.
4^1. kill the vension.
5^1. Hood he.
5^2. And six: men likewise.
5^4. Then _for_ They.
6^1. then _wanting_.
6^3. of the.
6^4. And your: so small.
7^1. Hood _wanting_.
9^1. bold _wanting_.
10^1. said.
10^4. you must.
11^4. out his fine.
12^2. he did.
12^4. marching down in a.
13^3. master _wanting_.
14^4. into the.
15^4. I would: gone another.
16^1. bold Robin: Hood _wanting_.
17^1. he _wanting_.
17^2. And he.
17^3. to _wanting_.
18^1. in a.
18^2. Methinks it runs.
18^3. master _wanting_.
19^3. portmantle.
19^4. He took.
20^1. master _wanting_.
20^2. And it is: ’tis _wanting_.
21^1. Robin he took.
21^2. he _wanting_.
21^3. And _wanting_.
21^4. so _wanting_.
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ROBIN HOOD AND QUEEN KATHERINE
#A.# ‘Robin Hoode and Quene Kath[erine],’ Percy MS., p. 15; Hales and
Furnivall, I, 37.
#B.# ‘Renowned Robin Hood,’ etc. #a.# Wood, 502, leaf 10. #b.#
Roxburghe, I, 356, in the Ballad Society’s reprint, II, 419. #c.#
Garland of 1663, No 9. #d.# Garland of 1670, No 8. #e.# Wood, 401,
leaf 31 b. #f.# Pepys, II, 103, No 90.
#C.# ‘Robin Hood, Scarlet and John,’ etc., Garland of 1663, No 1.
A copy in Roxburghe, III, 450, printed by L. How, in Petticoat Lane, is
of the eighteenth century. In Ritson’s Robin Hood, 1795, II, 82, “from
an old black-letter copy in a private collection, compared with another
in that of Anthony a Wood.” In Evans’s Old Ballads, 1777, 1784, I, 149,
from an Aldermary garland.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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