O is added, in singing, to every second and fourth verse. Also in D, E, F, H.
C.
142. I thing.
F.
14. In a smaller hand, and detached from the preceding, as if added later.
G.
After 4 occurs this stanza, almost verbally repeated in 9, and improperly anticipating matters, according to the arrangement of the story in this version:
Be't wind, be't weet, be't snaw, be't sleet,
Our ships maun sail the morn:
Ever alack! my master dear,
For I fear a deadly storm.
H.
244. perhaps driven.