English and Scottish ballads.

English and Scottish ballads.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Graves, Robert, 1895-1985 (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London, Heinemann [1957]
Series:Poetry bookshelf
Subjects:
Ballads, English > England > Texts.
Ballads, Scots > Scotland > Texts.
Narrative poetry, English.
Ballades anglaises > Angleterre > Textes.
Ballades écossaises > Écosse > Textes.
Ballads, English.
Ballads, Scots.
Ballades anglaises > Angleterre (GB) > Textes.
Ballades écossaises > Écosse (GB) > Textes.
England.
Scotland.
Ballads.
Texts.
Table of Contents:
  • The false knight on the road
  • The Twa Sisters of Binnorie
  • Lord Rendal
  • Clerk Colvill
  • Kemp Owyne
  • Thomas the Rimer
  • Sir Patrick Spens
  • The Twa Corbies
  • Hugh of Lincoln
  • The cherry tree carol
  • The demon lover
  • Robin and Gandelyn
  • The Cleveland Lyke wake dirge
  • The golden vanitie
  • Young Beichan
  • Johnny of Cockley's Well
  • The unquiet grave
  • Graeme and Bewick
  • The wife of usher's well
  • The heron
  • Johnny Faa, the Lord of Little Egypt
  • King John and the Abbot
  • Get up and bar the door
  • Loving Mad Tom
  • .The dead brother
  • Chevy Chase
  • Waly, Waly
  • Barbara Allan
  • Robin Hood and the three squires
  • The holy land of Walsinghame
  • Sir Andrew Barton
  • Bruton Town
  • The death of Robin Hood
  • The Gaberlunzie Man
  • Admiral Benbow
  • Wednesday cocking
  • The children in the wood
  • The banished Duke of Grantham
  • Notes to the ballads
  • Index of titles and first lines.

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