XXXIII
Then some they rade, and some they ran,
Out-owre the grass and bent;
But ere the foremost could win up,
Baith lady and babes were brent.
XXXIV
And after the Gordon he is gane,
Sae fast as he might drie;
And soon i’ the Gordon’s foul heart’s blude
He’s wroken[487] his dear ladye.
FOOTNOTES:
[475] hauld = place of shelter.
[476] town = stead.
[477] buskit = attired.
[478] dree = suffer.
[479] wud = mad.