SAIR-sore, earnest. SAULE-soul. SCHULE-school. SCROGGS-low bushes. SECHE-Seek. SHAWS-Woods, herbage. SHEAR-steep, straight. SILLY-simple, poor. SIMMER-Summer. SIN-SYNE-since then SITH-since. SKEELY-skilful. SLAE-sloe. SWAPPED-exchanged blows. SWEVENS-dreams. SWIRE-neck, throat. SWITH-Swiftly. SYNE-since, then. TETT-tassel. THAE-those. THAN-then (often so for sake of rhyme). THEGITHER-together. THEEK, THEIK-thatch. THO-those; then. THOLE-endure, undergo. TILL-entice, wile. the wind. TREE-Wood, timber. TREW-trow, trust. TREWS-trousers. TROW-think, believe. SOUGH-the sighing and sobbing of TRATTLES-chatter. STRIPED-struck. place. lent pride, arrogance. TUSH-tusk. UNLUSOME-unlovely, undesirable. UNMAKELY-MADE-ill-made. VERAMENT-verily. VERRA-very. WAD-would; a pledge. WAE-woe, woeful. WAINE-dwelling, abode. STYE-a place; STYTHE-a strong WAIL-HEAD-eddy. SURQUEDRIE-presumption, inso- WAKE-watch. WALKER-a fuller. INDEX OF FIRST LINES. PAGE About Glenkindie and his man An ancient story I'll tell you anon 322 117 " And where have you been? my Mary!". As I was walking all alane.... 299 115 A stranger came one night to Yussouf's tent. Be it right or wrong, these men among Child Maurice hunted the silver wood 246 126 .... 41 148 4 152 I sprang to the stirrup, and Joris, and he It fell about the Martinmas... It fell about the Martinmas tide It is an ancient Mariner.. It was intill a pleasant time Jaffar, the Barmecide, the good Vizier... Jesus, lord, mickle of might.... John Brown in Kansas settled, like a steadfast Yankee farmer Johnie rose up in a May morning....... Listen, my children! and you shall hear.. Lord John stood in his stable door........ My love he built me a bonnie bower...... O'er Slieve Few, with noiseless tramping through the heavy drifted 103 83 snow. Of all the lords in fair Scotland.... O hae ye na heard o' the fause Salkeld?. O heard ye na o' a silly blind harper.. "O I forbid ye, maidens a' " O Lady! rock never your young young son.. O sweet is the Spring in coppice and wold.. O that last day in Lucknow fort! O the broom, and the bonnie broom. 276 120 71 68 48 91 ΙΟ 317 Our King he kept a false steward.. "O wha will shoe my fair foot? O wherefore come ye forth in triumph from the North "O whither sail you? Sir John Franklin!"' "O will ye gae to the schule? brother! Rhaicos was born amid the hills wherefrom "Rise up! rise up now, Lord Douglas!" she says.. The carrier can not sing to-day the ballads. The knight stands in the stable door... The old mayor climb'd the belfry-tower. The Percy out of Northumberland.. There was a youth, and a well-beloved youth. PAGE 307 56 161 There were three Ravens sat on a tree.. 116 The summer sun is falling soft on Carbery's hundred isles. 273 This ae nighte, this ae nighte... 163 172 This hinder year I heard be told. Up the streets of Aberdeen... We were two daughters of one race. With sacrifice before the rising morn 309 I 229 310 242 235 158 " 199 284 113 |