ood and Guy of Gisborne 128
Robin Hood and the Monk 96
Robin Hood and the Potter 113
Robin Hood's Death 140

Sir Andrew Barton 196
Sweet Trinity, The 224

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As it befell in midsummer-time 197
As it fell on a holy-day 216

Ettrick Forest is a fair forest 183

I heard a carping of a clerk 92
In merry Scotland, in merry Scotland 213
In summer, when the leaves spring 113
In summer, when the shaws be sheen 96
I will never eat nor drink, Robin Hood said 141

Johnny he has risen up i' the morn 178

Lythe and listin, gentilmen 6

Mery it was in grene forest 148

Sir Walter Raleigh has built a ship 225
Strike up, you lusty gallants 219

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POPULAR BALLADS OF THE OLDEN TIME

Selected and Edited by FRANK SIDGWICK

FIRST SERIES.

Ballads of Romance and Chivalry. 1903.

'It forms an excellent introduction to a sadly neglected source of
poetry.' --_Athenaeum._

'There can be nothing but praise for the selection, editing, and notes,
which are all excellent and adequate. It is, in fine, a valuable volume
of what bids fair to be a very valuable series.' --_Academy._

'The most serviceable edition of the ballads yet published in England.'
--_Manchester Guardian._

SECOND SERIES.

Ballads of Mystery and Miracle and Fyttes of Mirth. 1904.

'It includes many beautiful and well-known ballads, and no pains have
been spared by the editor in producing them, so far as may be, in their
entirety.' --_World._

'The second volume . . . carries out the promise of the first. . . .
Even after Professor Kittredge's compressed edition of Child, . . .
Mr. Sidgwick's work abundantly justifies its existence.' --_Manchester
Guardian._

THIRD SERIES.