The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 5 (of 5)

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P. 317 a, 2d paragraph. Of course Sir James the Rose and Sir John the Gryme came in from the ballad of ‘Sir James the Rose.’

164. King Henry Fifth’s Conquest of France.

P. 323. There is a copy (‘The Battle of Agincourt’) in C. K. Sharpe’s “first collection,” p. 29, from which some variations may be given.

n. 2⁴. And bring home the tribute that’s due to me.

4^1-3.

My master the king salutes thee well,

Salutes thee well, most graciously;

You must go send, etc.

5^2-4.

And darna come to my degree;