Chapter XVI: Part V (4)

_Torkild Trundesön_, Danish and Swedish bal. 1, 152.

_Tristan._ 1, 4, 152; 2, 119.

_Trooper and Fair Maid._ 1, 128.

True Tale of Robin Hood. 5, 353.

Trumpeter of Fyvie. 2, 201.

Turnament of Totenham. 8, 101.

Twa Brothers. 2, 219, 353.

Twa Corbies. 3, 61.

Twa Sisters. 2, 238.

_Tyrannical Husband, Ballad of a._ 8, 116.

_Ulinger_, German bal. 2, 272.

_Ulrich und Aennchen_, German bal. 2, 272.

Undaunted Londonderry. 7, 247.

_Unfortunate Concubine, or, Rosamond's Overthrow._ 7, 284.

Up and war them a' Willie. 7, 264, 156.

_Valentine and Ursine_, tale of. Percy, 3, 330.

_Vendicatrice_, Italian bal. 2, 392.

_Vilain qui conquist Paradis par Plait, fabliau du._ 8, 152.

_Von eitel unmöglichen Dingen_, German ballads. 1, 128.

_Vorwirth._ German bal. 1, 213.

[_die_] _Wahrsagenden Nachtigallen_, Danish bal. 2, 342.

_Wallace and his Leman._ 6, 232.

Waly, waly, but love be bonny. 4, 132.

Wandering Jew. 8, 76.

Wandering Prince of Troy. 8, 207.

_Wandering Young Gentlewoman_, see _Catskin's Garland_.

Wanton Wife of Bath. 8, 152.

_Warenston and the Duke of York's Daughter._ 3, 113.

Water o' Wearie's Well. 1, 198;
2, 271.

_We were Sisters, we were Seven._ 1, 152.

Weary Coble o' Cargill. 3, 30;
2, 216.

Wedding of Robin Hood and Little John. 5, 184.

_Weddynge of Syr Gawen and Dame Ragnell._ 1, 29.

Wee, wee Man. 1, 126, 273;
8, 140.

West Country Damosel's Complaint. 2, 384.

_West Country Wager._ 1, 131.

_Wha will bake my bridal bread._ 3, 191.

_White Doe of Rylstone_, Wordsworth's. 7, 84.

_Widow of Westmoreland._ Kinloch, Bal. Book, p. 1.

_Wiedergefundene Königstochter_, German bal. 3, 191.

_Wife Lapped in Morel's Skin._ 8, 182.

Wife of Auchtirmuchty. 8, 116.

_Wife of Bath's Tale._ 1, 29.

Wife of Usher's Well. 1, 213;
2, 63.

_Wilkinasaga._ 5, 128.

William and Marjorie. 2, 149, 45.

William Guiseman. 3, 50.

_Willie and Annet._ 2, 79, 86.

Willie and Lady Maisry. 2, 57.

Willie and May Margaret. 2, 171.

Willie Mackintosh, or, The Burning of Auchindown. 6, 159.

Willie Wallace. 6, 231, 237.

Willie's drowned in Gamery. 2, 181.

Willie's Ladye. 1, 162.

Willow, Willow, Willow. 4, 234.

_Willy's drowned in Yarrow._ 8, 228.

_Wind hath blown my plaid away._ 1, 277.

Winning of Cales. 7, 123.

_Wolfdietrich._ 2, 346.

Woman Warrior. 7, 257.

_Wood o' Warslin._ 2, 220.

_Worm of Lambton, Worm of Linton._ 1, 281;
8, 128.

_Wylie Wife of the hie Town hie._ Struthers's British Minstrel, 1, xxv.

_Xailoun_, tale of. 8, 54.

_Young Airly._ 6, 184.

Young Akin. 1, 179.

_Young Allan_ (taken from Sir Patrick Spens). Buchan, 2, 11.

Young Bearwell. 4, 302.

Young Beichan and Susie Pye. 4, 1, 253;
1, 282.

Young Bekie. 4, 10.

Young Benjie. 2, 298.

_Young Bondwell._ 4, 2.

Young Child Dyring, Danish bal. 4, 265.

_Young Cloudeslee._ 5, 124.

Young Hastings the Groom. 1, 189;
2, 271.

Young Hunting. 3, 295, 3.

Young Johnstone. 2, 291.

_Young Laird of Ochiltrie._ 4, 109.

_Young Prince James._ 2, 78.

_Young Ratcliffe._ 7, 165.

Young Redin. 3, 13.

Young Tamlane. 1, 114.

Young Waters. 3, 88, 301;
1, 282;
7, 120.

Youth of Rosengord, Swedish bal. 2, 347, 219.

_Zauberbecher, Sage vom._ 1, 4.

_Zeyn Alasman and the King of the Genii_, tale of. 1, 5.

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Transcriber's Notes

[Asterism] represents an asterism (three stars).
[gh] represents letter "yogh".
[Pointing hand] denotes the symbol of a right pointing hand.

Minor changes to regularise ballad line numbering and indentation have been made without comment.

The following changes have been made to the text where typographical errors have been corrected.

Page iv (Index): corrected "Gentleman" to "Gentlewoman" (The Wandering young Gentlewoman)

Page 123 note to line 13: changed "12" to "13" (13. request.)

Page 123 Line 30: changed single to double close quotation mark ("Now lets go to't, my own dear honey:")

Page 133 Line 121: added missing close quotation mark ("Your words," quoth the dragon, "I don't understand";)

Page 144: added closing quotation mark (p. 250 of the same publication.)")

Page 153 Line 11: changed single to double opening qoutation mark ("I am the Wife of Bath," she said,)

Page 157 Line 112: deleted extraneous closing single quotation mark (As thou thyself hast done.")

Page 167 Line 2: changed "Whitttington" to "Whittington" (Of worthy Whittington,)

Page 196: deleted unmatched open quotation marks before "in" (This ballad is found in _The Melancholie Knight_)

Page 261 Line 28: changed single to double closing quotation mark (For you shall find enough o' ane.")

Page 264 Line 100: changed single to double closing quotation mark (He's cure thy wounds right speedily.")

Page 270 Line 32: changed "Que'" to "Quo'" (Quo' the wee boy, &c.)

Page 279 Line 50: added opening quotation mark ("We'll cross the raging ocean wide,)

Page 301: changed "confidentyl" to "confidently" (trestly, _truly_, _confidently_.)

Page 306: changed comma to full stop after "Sheriff-Muir" ([Battle of] Sheriff-Muir. 7, 156, 260.)

Page 308: changed "rown" to "Brown" (_Brown Robin._ 2, 9. Buchan, 2, 299.)

Page 308: added comma after volume number (Constance of Cleveland. 4, 225.)

Page 312: changed full stop to comma after ballad name (_Herr Aester ok Fröken Sissa_, Swedish bal. 1, 152.)

Page 315: changed comma to full stop after ballad name (_Krone der Königin von Afion_. 1, 16)