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THE FIRE OF FRENDRAUGHT
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' Take here the rings from my white fingers,
That are so long and small, And give them to my lady fair,
Where she sits in her hall.
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' So I cannot loup, I cannot come,
I cannot loup to thee ; My earthly part is all consumed,
My spirit but speaks to thee.'
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Wringing her hands, tearing her hair,
His lady she was seen, And thus address'd his servant Gordon,
Where he stood on the green.
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i O wae be to you, George Gordon !
An ill death may you die ! So safe and sound as you stand there,
And my lord bereaved for me ! '—
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' I bad him loup, I bad him come,
I bad him loup to me ; I'd catch him in my arms twa,
A foot I should not flee.
xx rv ' He threw me the rings from his white fingers,
Which were so long and small, To give to you, his lady fair, Where you sat in your hall.' 766 |
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