291. c. yett.
292. b. Sae ruddly as he rappet at.
c. So faint and feebly he rapped thereat.
301. b. O my son's slain and cut down.
c. O my son's slain, he is falling to swoon.
32. b.
... death of only one,
But it's been the death of fair seventeen.
Instead of 32, c has:
To a maiden true he'll give his hand,
To the king's daughter o fair England,
To a prize that was won by a slain brother's brand.
[B].
3. A stanza resembling this is found in Beaumont and Fletcher's 'Knight of the Burning Pestle' (1611), Dyce, II, 172, but may belong to some other ballad, as 'The Knight and Shepherd's Daughter:'