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Uhlands Schriften zur Geschichte der Dichtung und Sage

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Page 43 - SPRING, the sweet spring, is the year's pleasant king; Then blooms each thing, then maids dance in a ring, Cold doth not sting, the pretty birds do sing: Cuckoo, jug-jug, pu-we, to-witta-woo...
Page 3 - OI forbid ye, maidens a', That wear gowd on your hair, To come or gae by Carterhaugh ; For young Tamlane is there. There's nane, that gaes by Carterhaugh, But maun leave him a wad ; Either goud rings, or green mantles, Or else their maidenheid.
Page 259 - Es- vos le leu si esmarri , Si esbahi et si plain d'ire , Que par pou sa pel ne deschire , Quant voit qu'il a l'oue perdue ; De mautalent li cors li sue , Quant ne se puet vengier aillors. En reprovier a dit li lous , Mal chanter fet devant mengier, Je l'ai ore comparé chier. Lors se porpensse qu'il fera, Et dist qu'encor retornera Arriers aus oues hors du bois.
Page 1 - Del rosal vengo, mi madre, vengo del rósale. A riberas de aquel vado viera estar rosal granado: vengo del rósale. A riberas de aquel río viera estar rosal florido: vengo del rósale. Viera estar rosal florido, cogí rosas con sospiro: vengo del rósale. Del rosal vengo, mi madre, vengo del rósale.
Page 3 - That wear gowd on your hair, To come or gae by Carterhaugh, For young Tam Lin is there. There's nane that gaes by Carterhaugh But they leave him a wad, Either their rings, or green mantles, Or else their maidenhead.
Page 65 - It befell, between March and May, When kind corage' beginneth to prick, When frith and fielde waxen gay, And every wight desireth her like : When lovers slepen with open eye, As nightingales on grcene tree, And sore desire that they coud fly, That they mighten with their love be...
Page 3 - She hadna pu'da red red rose, A rose but barely three ; Till up and starts a wee wee man, At lady Janet's knee. Says — " Why pu' ye the rose, Janet ? What gars yc break the tree ? Or why come ye to Carterhaugh, Withouten leave o' me ? " — Says — " Carterhaugh it is mine ain ; My daddie gave it me ; I'll come and gang to Carterhaugh, And ask nae leave o
Page 3 - For pu'in the rose and the fair lilie, • For pu'in them sae fair and free." " Before I'll be called a robber's wife, I'll rather be stickit wi' your bloody knife, For pu'iu the rose and the fair lilie, u For pu'in them sae fair and free.
Page 3 - Or will ye be stickit wi' my bloody knife ? For pu'in the rose and ihe fair lilie, For pu'in them .sae fair and free." " Before I'll be called a robber's wife, I'll rather be stickit wi' your bloody knife, For pu'in the rose and the fair lilie, For pu'in them sae fair and free.
Page 349 - L'uns menestrels a 1'autre rueve Fere son mestier, tel qu'il sot, L'uns fet 1'ivre, 1'autre le sot ; Li uns chante, li autres note, Et li autres dit la riote, Et li autres la jenglerie ; Cil qui sevent de jouglerie Vielent par devant le conte ; Aucuns ia qui fabliaus conte, Ou il ot mainte gaberie, Et li autres dit MErberie, La oil il ot mainte rise'e.

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