Burd Ellen stands in her bower-door,
As straucht ‘s a hollan wand,
And by it comes the gairdner-lad,
Wi a red rose in his hand.
2
Says, I have shapen a weed for thee
Amang my simmer flowers;
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Burd Ellen stands in her bower-door,
As straucht ‘s a hollan wand,
And by it comes the gairdner-lad,
Wi a red rose in his hand.
2
Says, I have shapen a weed for thee
Amang my simmer flowers;
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. . . . . .
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