...spring about half way down the descent, and which once had supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song:...Forth, she said, Or are they the crooks of Dee, Or the honnie woods of Warroch.head That I to fain would see?' ' By heaven,' said Bertram,' it is the very...

...spring about half way down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song...Forth, she said, Or are they the crooks of Dee, Or the bourne woods of Warroch-head That I so fain would see ?• « By heaven,» said Bertram, «it is the...

...spring about half way down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song...are they the crooks of Dee, Or the bonnie woods of \Varroeh-head, That I so fain would see ?"* " By heaven," said Bertram, " it is the very ballad ! 1...

...spring about halfway down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song : " Are these the Linka of Forth, «he said, Or arc- Uiej- the crooks of Dee. Or the bonnie woods of Warroch-liead That...

...spring about half way down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song...Forth, she said, Or are they the Crooks of Dee, Or the boniiie woods of Warroch-head That I so fain would see ?" " By Heaven," said Bertram, " it is the very...

...Or are they the crooka of Dee, Or the- bonny woods of M'arroch-IIcad That I so lain would Bee ? " " By heaven," said Bertram, " it is the very ballad!...must learn these words from the girl." " Confusion 1" thought Glossin; "if I cannot put a stop to this, all will be out. O the devil take all ballads,...

...the song ! • " Are those the Linke of Forth, she said, Or are Limy thn cruoke of Dee, Or the bonnio woods of Warroch-head That I so fain would see?" " By heaven," said Bertram, " it is the very ballad ! [ must learn these words from the girl." Confusion ! thought Glossin ; if I cannot put a stop to...

...spring about halfway down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song...Links of Forth, she said, Or are they the crooks of Doe, Or the bonny woods of Warroch-Head That I sO fain would see?" " By heaven," said Bertram, " it...

...spring about halfway down the descent, and which had once supplied the castle with water, was engaged in bleaching linen. She immediately took up the song...Forth, she said, Or are they the crooks of Dee, Or the bonny woods of Warroch-Head That I so fain would see ? " " By heaven," said Bertram, " it is the very...

...— the maid by the well (singing, perchance, as in that exquisite scene in " Guy Mannering " — " Are these the links of Forth, she said, Or are they...Dee ; Or the bonnie woods of Warroch-head, That I sae fain wad see ? ") — • the reaper among the yellow sheaves — the herdsman in the noontide...