12,6. Leader Haughs. “Obviously nonsense, but so my minstreless sung it.”
31. The rest torn away.
33. apples substituted for heather struck out.
217. The Broom of Cowdenknows.
P. 192. Mrs Greenwood, of London, had heard (presumably at Longnewton, near Jedburgh) “the old Cowdenknows, where, instead of the Laird of the Oakland hills, it is the Laird of the Hawthorn-wide.” Letters addressed to Sir W. Scott, I, No 189, May 27, [1806.]
221. Katharine Jaffray.
P. 216 a. Scott’s ‘Katherine Janfarie’ was printed in the second edition of the Minstrelsy, 1803, I, 238.
222. Bonny Baby Livingston.
P. 231 f. “I can get a copy of a ballad the repeating verse of which is:
The Highlands are no for me,