He set her on a milk-white steed,
And himself upon a grey;
He never turned his face again,
But he bore her quite away.
84. ware.
181. Marie.
204. flang'd.
[C].
123. MS. scâd.
[D].
10. The following stanza, superscribed "Mrs Lindores, Kelso," was found among Mr Kinlock's papers, and was inserted at I, 331, of the Kinlock MSS. It may be a first recollection of D 10, but is more likely to be another version:
'We raid over hill and we raid over dale,
And we raid over mountains sae high,
Until we cam in sicht o yon bonnie castle bowr
Whare Sir William Arthur did lie.'
[E].