Guernsey Folk Lore / a collection of popular superstitions, legendary tales, peculiar customs, proverbs, weather sayings, etc., of the people of that island

by Sir Edgar MacCulloch

De deux secs buts de bûchette

Et l’oreiller d’un fagot

Radinguette et radingot

Chorus.—A un, etc.

Ils firent faire des courtines

Creyant que c’était mousseline

Mais c’était Calaminco

Radinguette et radingot.

Chorus.—A un, etc.[337]

I have concluded this chapter of Guernsey songs with this one, though it is of an entirely different style and class to any of the others, but the tune to which it is set, is said to be the national air of Guernsey.