 | 1811 - 544 sider
...lurking from wood to hill, amid blessing's a' my maiteii.' He arose, all the honors of proscription.' .and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed...upon the world, and died of a broken heart— the disWhite was the rose ¡n his çay bonnet, consolate youth, her son, wandered Ashef-udiVdmemhi-ibroaclmdplaidie;... | |
 | 1818 - 596 sider
..." Indeed," quoth she, " the cow and the kale-yard, wi' God's blessing, 's a' my mailen." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all...disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away beyond the inquiry of friends or the search of compassion. In the continental war, when the British army had gained... | |
 | James Hogg - 1821 - 516 sider
...— " Indeed," quoth she, " the cow and the kale yard, wi' God's blessing's, a' my matten." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all...disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away beyond the inquiry of friends or the search of compassion. In the continental war, when the British army had gamed... | |
 | 1821 - 502 sider
...blessing's, a' my mailen." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all the kale.—The poor woman was thrown upon the world, and died of a broken heart:—the disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away The noble strength of character in this ballad... | |
 | Thousand notable things - 1822 - 604 sider
...— Indeed, (quoth she,) the cow and the kale yard, wi* God's blessing, 's a' my maihn. — He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all...disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away beyond the inquiry of friends or the search of compassion. In the continental war, when the British army had gained... | |
 | 1824 - 452 sider
..." Indeed," quoth she, " the cow and the kale yard, wi' God's blessing, is a' my matleu." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all...disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away beyond the inquiry of friends or the search of compassion. In the continental war, when the British army had gained... | |
 | 1826 - 372 sider
...lived. " Indeed," quoth she, " the cow and the kale yard, wi' God's blessing's, a' my mailen." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow, and destroyed all...disconsolate youth, her son, wandered away beyond the inquiry of friends or the search of compassion. In the continential war, when the British army had... | |
 | 1827 - 590 sider
...lived. " Indeed," said she, " the cow and the kale-yard, wi' God's blessing 's a' my mailen." He arose, and with his sabre killed the cow and destroyed all...poor woman was thrown upon the world and died of a brokeu heart : her son wandered away, beyond the inquiry of friends, or the search of compassion. In... | |
 | 1828 - 396 sider
...God's blessing's a' my mailen." Without another word being spoken, the heartless trooper then rose and with his sabre killed the cow and destroyed all the kale. The poor woman and her son were thus in a moment thrown destitute upon the world. She herself soon died of a broken... | |
 | Leigh Hunt - 1834 - 680 sider
...God's blessing, are a' my mailtn.' Without another word being spoken, the heartless trooper then rose, and with his sabre killed the cow and destroyed all the kale. The poor woman and her son were thus in a moment thrown destitute upon the world. She herself soon died of a broken... | |
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... and the good woman brought new milk, which she told them was all her stock. One of the party inquired, with seeming kindness, how she lived. — Indeed, (quoth she,) the cow and the kale yard, wi* God's blessing, 's a 
