20. a, b omit truly.
211. b, c, d, as 't is.
[B].
The burden is printed by Gilbert, in the text, "Jennifer gentle and Rosemaree." He appears to take Jennifer and Rosemaree to be names of the sisters. As printed under the music, the burden runs,
Juniper, Gentle and Rosemary.
No doubt, juniper and rosemary, simply, are meant; Gentle might possibly be for gentian. In 2 H the burden is,
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme:
curiously varied in I thus:
Every rose grows merry wi thyme:
and in G,