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...fine old Jacobite air, . " For a' that, and a' that, And twice as much as a' that." I next endeavoured to intimate my wish to send notice of my condition...frequently in old ballads — " Whare will I get a bonny hoy That will win hose and shoon ; That will gae down to Durisdeer, And bid my merry men come ?" He...

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...fine old Jacobite air, " For a' that, and a' that, And twice as much as a' that." I next endeavoured to intimate my wish to send notice of my condition...shoon ; That will gae down to Durisdeer, And bid my merry-men come ?" He drowned the latter part of the verse by playing, with much emphasis, "Kind Robin...

...fine old Jacobite air, " For a' that, and a' that, And twice as much as a' that." I next endeavoured to intimate my wish to send notice of my condition...verse, which, in various forms, occurs so frequently ia old ballads— " Where will I get a bonny boy That will win hose and shoon ; That will gae down...

...a' that" I next endeavoured to intimate my wish to lend notice of my condition to my friends ; nnd, despairing to find an air sufficiently expressive...purpose, I ventured to sing a verse, which, in various forme« occurs so frequently in old ballads — " Whare will I get a bonny boy That will win hose and...

...fine old Jacobite air, " For a' that, and a' that, And twice as much as a' that." I next endeavoured to intimate my wish to send notice of my condition...will gae down to Durisdeer, And bid my merry men come Ï " He drowned the latter part of the verse by playing, with much emphasis, " Kind Robin loes me."...