XII
‘O open, open, mother!’ he says,
‘O open, and let me in!
The rain rains on my yellow hair
And the dew drops o’er my chin;
And I hae my young son in my arms,—
I fear that his days are dune.’
‘O open, open, mother!’ he says,
‘O open, and let me in!
The rain rains on my yellow hair
And the dew drops o’er my chin;
And I hae my young son in my arms,—
I fear that his days are dune.’