And if new battles is located at a finish, One to I’s return heam using my Friend, I’le worke getting method for thee to invest, Then prethee ce myself goe having thee Guy, I’le buy thee the new Apparell gay, To put on through to thy Wedding day, Following doe perhaps not hamper me personally We pray, To adhere to my Cavalilly man. O my dainty, &c.
The fresh new Soldier hearing of their particular mean, Was loath to exit their own all alean, And you may she and additionally him try gaen, To follow her Cavalilly people: She vows that he their area takes, And though their particular lifetime had been placed at’th risk, Sheel rather die then your forsake, To follow along with her Cavalilly guy. O my personal dainty Cavalilly people, My personal finiken Cavalilly people, Having Gods Bring about together with Protestants, We prethee ce me personally goe having thee man.
Grove last inserted a great ballad from the Stationers’ Sign in on 29, 1658, however, went on adding ‘Entered based on Order’ on most of his broadsides up to his dying when you look at the 1663. This ballad wasn’t entered under any identifiable identity. It seems getting of about 1660.
This tune proves fascinating in several areas. Right here i have a classic verse about Scots “Dickey Macphalion “(Sharpe, A Ballad Publication ) and also the infamous Irish “Shule Aroon” or “Shule Agrah”.
It seems very obvious the tune “Cavalilly man” are Scots, also it happens in a seventeenth century Scots audio manuscript as the “Roger, the brand new Cavalier”.
Brand new track for some reason is linked to the piece given from inside the Wm. Chappell’s PMOT, p. 439, “Of the edging top whenever i performed citation” deres hjemmeside, regarding Bodleian MS Ashmole thirty-six, 37. Below are a few even more lines of the 10 passages. A knowledgeable I am able to investigate track is:
He courted their unique for the Scottish worde Including words given that ye Lande aforde Usually thou not log off your own Laird & Lorde My Jo, and you will gan beside me.
But preference easily had my will I’de pursue you or’e Hooper’s Mountain Or Lea, & Ling & of many a great Gill I’le[?] adequate ye’re Burke & aw.
[Here it turns a bit bawdy, but We regret I happened to be quite inexperienced from the manuscript reading on the full time I noticed that it, and i also you will discover nothing of it.]
, 1906, on course ‘Old Irish Beat Terms Conventional developed from the Herbert Hughes’. I already encountered the song, thus i just duplicated the newest song.]
A wee bit across the lea, my personal lads, A wee bit o’er the new eco-friendly, The latest birds travelled to your bad people’s corn, ‘Twas feared they’d never be s-s-s-s-s-s-seen, my personal lads, ‘Twas dreaded they had never be viewed.
The fresh aside showed up the fresh bonny wee lass And you may she was O! very fair And you will she ran towards the worst people’s corn To help you see if the wild birds was indeed th/th/th/th/th/th/here, my personal lads, To see if the newest birds have there been.
And you will out emerged the fresh brave younger chap And then he is actually a good fisherman’s child And he ran toward poor people’s corn To help you discover where in fact the lass got grams/g/g/g/g/g/went, my personal lads, To see in which the lass had opted.
He lay his arm as much as their own waist The guy kissed her cheek and you can jaw Following out spake the fresh new bonny wee lass “We concern it is a s/s/s/s/s/s/sin, my chap, “I worry it is a great sin.”
