The English and Scottish Popular Ballads/Part 3

by Francis James Child

The
English and Scottish
Popular Ballads

Edited by
Francis James Child

Part III

Boston
Houghton, Mifflin and Company
New York: 11 East Seventeenth Street
The Riverside Press, Cambridge
London: Henry Stevens & Son, 115 St. Martin's Lane, Charing Cross

One Thousand Copies Printed.

No. 233

Copyright, 1885, by F. J. Child.

The Riverside Press, Cambridge:
Printed by H. O. Houghton and Company.

Contents

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		Page
54.	The Cherry-Tree Carol	1
55.	The Carnal and the Crane	7
56.	Dives and Lazarus	10
57.	Brown Robyn's Confession	13
58.	Sir Patrick Spens	17
59.	Sir Aldingdar	33
60.	King Estmere	49
61.	Sir Cawline	56
62.	Fair Annie	63
63.	Child Waters	93
64.	Fair Janet	100
65.	Lady Maisry	112
66.	Lord Ingram and Chiel Wyet	126
67.	Glasgerion	136
68.	Young Hunting	142
69.	Clerk Saunders	156
70.	Willie and Lady Maisry	167
71.	The Bent Sae Brown	170
72.	The Clerk's Twa Songs o Owsenford	173
73.	Lord Thomas and Fair Annet	179
74.	Fair Margaret and Sweet William	199
75.	Lord Lovel	204
76.	The Lass of Roch Royal	213
77.	Sweet William's Ghost	226
78.	The Unquiet Grave	234
79.	The Wife of Usher's Well	238
80.	Old Robin of Portingale	240
81.	Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard	242
82.	The Bonny Birdy	260
Additions and Corrections