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LORD THOMAS AND FAIR ANNET |
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' Now stay for me, dear Annet,' he said, ' Now stay, my dear ! ' he cried ;
Then strake the dagger untill his heart, And fell dead by her side. |
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Rose the Red and White Lily
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O
ROSE the Red and White Lilly, Their mother dear was dead, And their father married an ill woman Wish'd them twa little gude.
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Yet she had twa as fu' fair sons
As e'er brake manis bread ; And Bold Arthur he lo'ed her White Lilly
And Brown Robin Rose the Red.
in O they hae biggit a bigly tow'r,
And strawn it o'er wi' sand; There was mair mirth i' these ladies' bow'r
Than in a' their father's land.
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But out and spake their step-mither,
At the stair-foot stood she : ' I'm plaguit wi' your troublesome noise i
What makes your melodie ?
bigly] commodious, habitable. makes] means.
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